Bug Bounty Program Certification 9.3: Non-persistent Attack on Websites Frontend

The video tutorial explains nonpersistent attacks on web applications, demonstrating how to perform them using a practical example. It covers the setup of a vulnerable web application, the execution of nonpersistent attacks, and the detection of vulnerabilities. The tutorial also shows how to gather session and cookie information, highlighting the security risks associated with these attacks.

Describe the process of performing a nonpersistent attack on a web application.

What is the significance of resetting the database after a persistent attack?

What is a nonpersistent attack and how does it differ from a persistent attack?

How can you check for vulnerabilities in a web application related to nonpersistent attacks?

What role does the alert function play in identifying a nonpersistent attack?

Explain how an attacker can gather information about session cookies using a nonpersistent attack.

What are the potential consequences of a successful nonpersistent attack on a web application?