- The Guide to Finding and Reporting Web Vulnerabilities
- About the Author
- About the Tech Reviewer
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Who This Book Is For
- What Is In This Book
- Happy Hacking!
- 1 Picking a Bug Bounty Program
- 2 Sustaining Your Success
- 3 How the Internet Works
- 4 Environmental Setup and Traffic Interception
- 5 Web Hacking Reconnaissance
- 6 Cross-Site Scripting
- 7 Open Redirects
- 8 Clickjacking
- 9 Cross-Site Request Forgery
- 10 Insecure Direct Object References
- 11 SQL Injection
- 12 Race Conditions
- 13 Server-Side Request Forgery
- 14 Insecure Deserialization
- 15 XML External Entity
- 16 Template Injection
- 17 Application Logic Errors and Broken Access Control
- 18 Remote Code Execution
- 19 Same-Origin Policy Vulnerabilities
- 20 Single-Sign-On Security Issues
- 21 Information Disclosure
- 22 Conducting Code Reviews
- 23 Hacking Android Apps
- 24 API Hacking
- 25 Automatic Vulnerability Discovery Using Fuzzers
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10 Insecure Direct Object References
Like XSS and open redirects, insecure direct object references ( IDORs) are a type of bug present in almost every web application. They happen when the application grants direct access to a resource based on the user’s request, without validation.
与 XSS 和开放式重定向一样,不安全的直接对象引用(IDOR)是几乎每个 Web 应用程序都存在的类型错误。当应用程序在不进行验证的情况下基于用户请求直接访问资源时,就会发生这种情况。
In this chapter, we’ll explore how these work. Then we’ll dive into how applications prevent IDORs, and how you can bypass those common protection mechanisms.
在本章中,我们将探讨它们的工作原理。然后,我们将深入研究应用程序如何防止 IDOR,并介绍如何绕过这些常见的保护机制。
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