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Cara Scan Serangan Csrf Di Acunetix

Pertama kali sebelum kita melakukan scanning Jangan sesekali melakukan scan website tanpa ada otorisasi. Website server akan mencatat semua scanning atau penyerangan apapun yang di lakukan oleh Acunetix WVS karena beberapa scan dapat menyebabkan situs tersebut mengalami kecelakaan dan membutuhkan restart dari situs web. Keamaan web memang sangat penting untuk menjamin kelangsungan website kita agar tetap online dan banyak di kunjungi oleh orang lain, namun tidak menutup kemungkinan website anda akan di susupi hacker atau orang-orang iseng alias lamer yang hanya sekedar test ilmu atau memang bermaksud jahat dengan cara-cara dan tingkat kemampuan yang mereka miliki.

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Detect SQLi, XSS, and other issues

Umumnya para hacker mengambil alih website melalui beberapa cara seperti: Deface, SQL Injection, Malware, XSS, RFI, CRLF, CSRF, Base64 dsb. Berikut ini adalah beberapa trik pencegahan yang dapat anda upayakan untuk mengamankan website anda sebelum website kita menjadi korban hacker.

Find vulnerabilities in your websites and web APIs

  • Highest detection rating of over 4500 vulnerabilities in custom, commercial, and open source apps with nearly 0% false positives.
  • Acusensor (IAST) allows you to find and test hidden inputs not discovered during black-box scanning (DAST)
  • Advanced Crawling & Authentication support gives you the ability to crawl Javascript websites and SPAs.
  • Prioritize and classify detected issues to know how to invest your time
  • Create management and compliance reports to find out what needs to be addressed
  • Track fixed issues to know if they reappear and automatically retest to stay safe

Prevent hazards at the earliest stages of the SDLC

  • Integrate with issue trackers such as Jira to streamline bug fixing processes
  • Automate new build scanning – integrate with CI tools such as Jenkins
  • Get detailed technical reports to understand and address identified vulnerabilities

It takes teamwork and collaboration to build and maintain an effective security program. Acunetix 360 allows you to easily set up workflows to help you address identified vulnerabilities. You can include security, development, and management teams in the process - any level of customization is possible. You may add as many users as you want with granular permissions, as well as use tools of choice such as email, Slack, text, and so on.

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Thank you Acunetix team.”

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    Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF, or XSRF) is a vulnerability wherein an attacker tricks a victim into making a request the victim did not intend to make. Therefore, with CSRF, an attacker abuses the trust a web application has with a victim's browser.
    Acunetix found an HTML form with no apparent anti-CSRF protection implemented. Consult the 'Attack details' section for more information about the affected HTML form.
  • Verify if this form requires anti-CSRF protection and implement CSRF countermeasures if necessary.
    The recommended and the most widely used technique for preventing CSRF attacks is know as an anti-CSRF token, also sometimes referred to as a synchronizer token. The characteristics of a well designed anti-CSRF system involve the following attributes.
    • The anti-CSRF token should be unique for each user session
    • The session should automatically expire after a suitable amount of time
    • The anti-CSRF token should be a cryptographically random value of significant length
    • The anti-CSRF token should be cryptographically secure, that is, generated by a strong Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNG) algorithm
    • The anti-CSRF token is added as a hidden field for forms, or within URLs (only necessary if GET requests cause state changes, that is, GET requests are not idempotent)
    • The server should reject the requested action if the anti-CSRF token fails validation

    When a user submits a form or makes some other authenticated request that requires a Cookie, the anti-CSRF token should be included in the request. Then, the web application will then verify the existence and correctness of this token before processing the request. If the token is missing or incorrect, the request can be rejected.
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