Attackers exploit vulnerable database queries, potentially gaining unauthorized access to sensitive data, modifying records, or even executing arbitrary commands on the database server.
By injecting malicious scripts into web applications, attackers can target other users' browsers, stealing session cookies, defacing websites, or redirecting them to malicious sites.
Weaknesses in login mechanisms, session management, or password handling can allow attackers to bypass security controls, impersonate legitimate users, and gain unauthorized access to accounts and functionalities.
These vulnerabilities arise from errors or oversights in the application's design and intended behavior, leading to unexpected and potentially harmful actions, such as bypassing payment processes or data manipulation.
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