Top 10 web hacking techniques of 2025
2026-05-13T08:52:00Z•17d61caf183eac5acc5d7b6dceb75c5aa81daf47afe098b5810709f37c83dd79
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What happened
Collection of PortSwigger Research posts (2024–2026) cataloguing novel web-exploitation techniques and tooling. Highlights include parser-level SAML authentication bypasses (Ruby/PHP ecosystems, unauthenticated admin on GitLab reported), HTTP/1.1 desynchronisation and request-smuggling attacks enabling large-scale takeover, cookie-prefix and HttpOnly bypasses, CSS-based data exfiltration, JWT forgery, WAF and URL-validation bypasses, cache exploitation, timing and race-condition attacks, WebSocket analysis tooling, and several AI-powered Burp extensions. The feed aggregates research and PoCs;
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- portswigger_research
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- 17d61caf183eac5acc5d7b6dceb75c5aa81daf47afe098b5810709f37c83dd79
- Enrichment time
- 2026-05-13T08:52:00Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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