Attacker impersonates a legitimate user or partner.
Injecting malicious database commands via user input.
Injecting malicious code into the customer's browser.
Deleting or altering traces of an action.
Disclosure of personally identifiable information (GDPR risk).
Exhaustion of resources through complex web requests.
Accessing data objects by manipulating references.
Missing configuration of protection mechanisms in the HTTP header.
Active scanning of web infrastructure for vulnerabilities.
Exploiting vulnerabilities in internet-facing services.
Delivering malicious content via electronic communication.
Execution of malicious code in the victim's browser.
Installation of a backdoor on the web server.
Capturing active session tokens to bypass authentication.
Attempts to gain access to accounts or API keys through systematic trial and error.
Intercepting communication between two parties.
Extracting passwords from web browsers or password managers.
Dynamic generation of targets for concealment (domain fronting).
Misuse of legitimate web protocols (HTTP/S) for C2 communication.
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