This project demonstrates various security concerns with web applications, based on the OWASP Top 10 2017 - The Ten Most Critical Web Application Security Risks.
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Do NOT try this at home! :)
- (SQL) Injection Lab - Play and learn about SQL injection
- Broken Authentication Lab - Brute force authentication using 100 of the most used passwords
- Sensitive Exposure Lab - Learn why you need to salt hashes by using rainbow tables / sites like Crack Station to lookup plain text values for unsalted hashes.
- Broken Access Control Lab - See what happens if you forget to authorize users properly and users start guessing URL parameters
- Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Lab - Experience how a JWT Token can be stolen if you allow arbitrary JavaScript to be run on a page
- Convenient scripts to brute force entry, create seeds, and create
SHA1hashes
The code in this project serves purely educative purposes and should should not be used in production environments!
This project was originally created as a demo project for the Codaisseur Advanced Class on Securing Web Applications. Later on, it got updated and for Cybersecurity labs and maintenance was adopted by Kyna and Techmongers.
This project can be run locally in Docker from the provided docker-compose.yaml.
Clone the repository, then run the app container and install the node modules:
$ docker-compose run app /bin/bash
$ yarn install
$ exitThen start the app and the postgres container:
$ docker-compose upThen open http://localhost:5000 and start crackin'!
The application container depends on PostgreSQL. It might be that the first time
you start the stack from docker-compose, the seeds in the PostgreSQL container
take too long to run an the app won't start.
Just CTRL-C out of the docker-compose process to stop it, then start it again
with the docker-compose up command.
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