You trusting user-supplied URLs? That's trash. SSRF lets attackers make your server talk to internal services, cloud metadata endpoints, or arbitrary ...
By Oculus
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Nov 9, 2025
Security Misconfiguration is one of the most common and lethal Java issues. It's when developers deploy code securely written but insecurely conf...
By Oculus
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Nov 9, 2025
Bad Example — Insecure Design Scenario A banking app lets users transfer money by trusting the "fromAccountId" in the request body . No one thought:...
By Admin
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Nov 9, 2025
Bad example — classic SQL Injection (trash) // BAD: vulnerable to SQL Injection // Example: /login?username=admin'--&password=whatever public class ...
By Admin
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Nov 9, 2025
Bad Example (Cryptographic Failure) import javax.crypto.Cipher; import javax.crypto.spec.SecretKeySpec; import java.util.Base64; public class Weak...
By Admin
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Nov 9, 2025
Bad Example (Broken Access Control) // BAD: Anyone can access any user profile by changing the userId in the request @WebServlet("/userProfile") pub...
By Oculus
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Nov 9, 2025
