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The OWASP list of top web risks, explained without the jargon, and what to do about each one.
Most website break-ins use a small set of well-known weaknesses. OWASP, a respected security community, keeps a list of the biggest ones. Here are the key ideas in plain language.
Injection attacks (SQL injection)
Attackers type code into a form to trick your database. Defence: use prepared statements or an ORM, never build queries from raw input.
Broken access control
A user changes an ID in the address bar and sees someone else's data. Defence: check permissions on the server for every request.
Cross-site scripting (XSS)
Malicious scripts are injected into your pages. Defence: escape all output and use a Content Security Policy.
Weak authentication
Defence: strong password rules, rate limiting, two-factor login and secure session handling.
Outdated components
Old plugins and libraries are the easiest way in. Defence: keep everything updated and remove what you do not use.
Misconfiguration
Debug mode left on, open folders, default passwords. Defence: a pre-launch checklist and regular reviews.
The bottom line
Fixing these basics prevents most incidents. We apply them on every build and offer security reviews for existing sites.
