Highlight: THM: Advent of Cyber 2022 [Day 15] Secure Coding Santa is looking for a Sidekick
0:00:40 - Start the box
0:16:35 - Try to start "Shell from Santa" (doesn't work)
0:34:00 - Talking about bug bounties
0:42:38 - Do I recommend going to Uni for cybersecurity?
0:52:08 - Trying to follow the video see if "Shell from Santa" will work (doesn't work, got even more upload errors)
1:11:48 - Third restart of the box...
1:17:53 - The rev shell finally connects back!
Insufficient input validation is one of the biggest security concerns for web applications. The issue occurs when user-provided input is inherently trusted by the application. Since user input can also be controlled by an attacker, we can see how this inherent trust can lead to many problems. Several web application vulnerabilities, such as SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting, and Unrestricted File Upload, stem from the issue of insufficient user input validation. This task will focus on how insufficient input validation can lead to an Unrestricted File Upload vulnerability.
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