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Are the credentials being transmitted in the URL? Are they getting encrypted while in transit? Does the site redirect to another site? Are the credentials transmitted again? Is the application doing what it is supposed to do? Does a request follow a particular flow e. Try breaking the flow by directly hitting the URL or hit refresh in the last step. Check the response to the application. Try to replay the cookie in another session. If it works the application is vulnerable to session fixation attacks.
Try logging into the application by hitting the back button post-log-out. Try changing the password and see if the user is asked to log in again or not. Try doing this by being logged in on two different browsers. Are password changes getting reflected instantaneously or the replication requires the user to log out? Check the pages which have forms. Check if the requests have an anti-csrf token. Try to change the referrer to some other value part from what is already present.
Is the request is being rendered a OK response? If yes, then the site is vulnerable to CSRF attack. Try to figure out the access control mechanism. Is it controlled via a parameter in the request? Is it UI based access control — security through obscurity? Check if the access to the directories is allowed. Qualys announced that it has published a new comprehensive free guide on Web Application Scanning WAS to help readers understand web application security — including how to quickly find and fix vulnerabilities in web applications.
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