Bug Bounty Program Certification 9.4: Forge Request Attack on Websites

The video tutorial covers the concept of Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks, demonstrating how attackers can exploit web applications to perform actions without user consent. It includes practical examples of adding a blog entry and logging out a user using CSRF. The tutorial also provides setup instructions for Kali Linux and Matilda, and concludes with a preview of the next topic on denial of service attacks.

What is the first step in setting up the environment for the practical demonstration?

• Start the Kali Linux operating system

• Open the web browser

• Install a new software

• Reset the computer

What does a CSRF attack typically involve?

• Stealing the user's login credentials

• Running a script on the attacker's server

• Inserting a malicious script into the user's browser

• Blocking the user's access to the internet

In the CSRF attack demonstration, what action is performed without user consent?

• Sending an email

• Adding a blog entry

• Deleting a blog entry

• Changing the user's password

What method is used in the CSRF attack to add a blog entry?

• GET method

• PUT method

• DELETE method

• POST method

What happens when the mouse is moved over the malicious comment in the CSRF attack?

• The page refreshes

• A new tab opens

• The browser crashes

• The computer shuts down

What is the first step in executing a CSRF attack to log out a user?

• Install a new plugin

• Change the user's password

• Create a new account

• Delete the database

What does the CSRF attack do to the user's session in the logout demonstration?

• Deletes the session

• Logs out the user

• Extends the session

• Changes the session ID

What is the purpose of the malicious script in the logout CSRF attack?

• To delete the user's account

• To redirect the user to a phishing page

• To log out the user

• To change the user's password

What is a potential outcome of a CSRF attack?

• The user gains admin access

• The user's data is encrypted

• The user's account is deleted

• The user is logged out

What topic will be covered in the next video?

• Password Cracking

• SQL Injection

• Phishing Techniques

• Denial of Service Attack