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The Online Web Application Security Project (OWASP) helps organizations improve their security posture by offering guidelines based on real-world scenarios and community-led open-source projects. Out of the various threats, OWASP considers Code Injection to be a commonly known threat mechanism in which attackers exploit input validation flaws to introduce malicious code in an application.
This article explores how a code injection attack is performed, the types of attacks, and how software teams can protect their web applications from injection flaws.
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