Vulnerability
Simulator

Inject malicious SQL queries through input fields to manipulate backend databases. Extract, modify, or destroy sensitive data.

Inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users. Steal cookies, session tokens, or redirect to phishing pages.

Access unauthorized resources by manipulating direct object references in URLs or API parameters.

Exploit default credentials, exposed admin panels, debug endpoints, and verbose error messages left enabled in production.

Exploit weak authentication mechanisms — credential stuffing, session prediction, and brute force attacks against login systems.

Trick authenticated users into executing unwanted actions on web applications where they are currently logged in.

Intercept sensitive data transmitted over unencrypted channels. Capture passwords, credit cards, and personal information in transit.

Exploit XML parsers that process external entities to read internal files, perform SSRF, or cause denial of service.

Exploit deserialization flaws to trigger remote code execution by crafting malicious serialized objects.

Trick the server into making requests to internal resources, cloud metadata endpoints, or other restricted networks.