Broken Access Control and IDOR Vulnerabilities: A Practical Guide with Try Hack Me Labs in Hindi

Welcome to another exciting episode from Cyberwings Security!
In this comprehensive video, we'll delve into the realm of broken access control (BAC) and insecure direct object references (IDOR) vulnerabilities, two of the most prevalent security flaws in web applications. Armed with Try Hack Me's interactive labs, we'll embark on a hands-on journey to uncover these vulnerabilities and understand their implications for cybersecurity.

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Join us as we unravel the mysteries of broken access control and IDOR vulnerabilities, gaining a thorough understanding of their theoretical foundations and practical implications. Through Try Hack Me's engaging labs, you'll gain hands-on experience in identifying and exploiting these vulnerabilities, ultimately enhancing your cybersecurity expertise.

Video Outline:
00:00: Introduction
02:02: What is Broken access control vulnerability?
05:00: IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference Vulnerability)
06:17: IDOR Practical

Broken Access Control (BAC) Unveiled:
Delving into the concept of BAC and its impact on web application security
Understanding the various types of BAC vulnerabilities, such as vertical authorization bypass and horizontal authorization bypass
Identifying the root causes of BAC vulnerabilities, including improper access control mechanisms and flawed user authentication

IDOR Vulnerabilities: Unmasking the Hidden Threat:
Exploring the nature of IDOR vulnerabilities and their potential consequences
Unveiling the common patterns of IDOR vulnerabilities, including predictable object references and missing authorization checks
Discovering the techniques employed by attackers to exploit IDOR vulnerabilities

Practical Hands-on with Try Hack Me Labs:
Embarking on a practical journey through Try Hack Me's interactive BAC and IDOR labs
Utilizing industry-standard tools like Burp Suite to identify and exploit these vulnerabilities
Gaining hands-on experience in crafting and executing effective exploits
Mitigating BAC and IDOR Vulnerabilities:
Implementing effective strategies to prevent and remediate BAC vulnerabilities, such as role-based access control (RBAC) and least privilege principle
Employing techniques to mitigate IDOR vulnerabilities, including input validation and access control checks
Embracing a proactive approach to vulnerability management and continuous security assessments


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