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Credit Card---------------------- Cardholder : Traci J Berg* Card number : 4080390001013457 Expire : 07/2022 Cvv : 516 Bin : 408039 VISA CREDIT PLATINUM CHACO CREDIT UNION, INC. ---------------Billing Info---------------------- Full Name : Traci Berg Address1 : 995 Bolingbrook Dr. Address2 : City : Marrietta State : GA Zipcode : 30064 Country : United States Phone : 6785163103 Date of Birth: 01/01/1966 ----------------PC Info-------------------------- IP : 73.7.105.13 | United States

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A web application (also known as a website) is an application based on the client-server model. The server provides database access and business logic and is hosted on a web server. The client application runs on the client's web browser. Web applications are usually written in languages such as Java, C#, VB.Net, PHP, and ColdFusion Markup Language. The database engines used in web applications include MySQL, MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc. Most web applications are hosted on public servers accessible via the Internet, making them vulnerable to attacks due to easy accessibility. The following are common web application threats: SQL Injection – The goal of this threat could be to bypass login algorithms, sabotage data, etc. Denial of Service Attacks – The goal of this threat could be to deny legitimate users access to the resource. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) – The goal of this threat could be to inject code that can be executed on the client-side browser. Cookie/Session Poisoning – The goal of this threat is to modify cookies/session data by an attacker to gain unauthorized access. Form Tampering – The goal of this threat is to modify form data, such as prices in e-commerce applications, so that the attacker can get items at reduced prices. Code Injection – The goal of this threat is to inject code such as PHP, Python, etc., that can be executed on the server. The code can install backdoors, reveal sensitive information, etc. Defacement – The goal of this threat is to modify the page displayed on a website and redirect all page requests to a single page that contains the attacker’s message.