The OWASP Top 10 is the industry gold standard for identifying and mitigating the most critical web application vulnerabilities. Every developer, tester, and security professional should be aware of them. 📌 2025 OWASP Top 10 includes: 1️⃣ Broken Access Control 2️⃣ Cryptographic Failures 3️⃣ Injection 4️⃣ Insecure Design 5️⃣ Security Misconfiguration 6️⃣ Vulnerable & Outdated Components 7️⃣ Identification & Authentication Failures 8️⃣ Software & Data Integrity Failures 9️⃣ Security Logging & Monitoring Failures 🔟 Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) ✅ Why it matters: Following these guidelines reduces the risk of breaches, protects customer data, and strengthens your application security posture. #cybersecurity #owasp #websecurity #applicationsecurity #securecoding #infosec #pentesting #ethicalhacking #secure7 #incyberx
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