Visible to the public OWASP Attack Prevention

TitleOWASP Attack Prevention
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2022
AuthorsKiruba, B., Saravanan, V., Vasanth, T., Yogeshwar, B.K.
Conference Name2022 3rd International Conference on Electronics and Sustainable Communication Systems (ICESC)
Date Publishedaug
KeywordsCommunication systems, cross-site scripting, Firewalls (computing), Human Behavior, Knowledge engineering, Metrics, open systems, OWASP, policy-based governance, privacy, pubcrawl, resilience, Resiliency, security vulnerabilities, SQL Injection, SQL injection detection, Web Application Firewall, Web servers
AbstractThe advancements in technology can be seen in recent years, and people have been adopting the emerging technologies. Though people rely upon these advancements, many loopholes can be seen if you take a particular field, and attackers are thirsty to steal personal data. There has been an increasing number of cyber threats and breaches happening worldwide, primarily for fun or for ransoms. Web servers and sites of the users are being compromised, and they are unaware of the vulnerabilities. Vulnerabilities include OWASP's top vulnerabilities like SQL injection, Cross-site scripting, and so on. To overcome the vulnerabilities and protect the site from getting down, the proposed work includes the implementation of a Web Application Firewall focused on the Application layer of the OSI Model; the product protects the target web applications from the Common OWASP security vulnerabilities. The Application starts analyzing the incoming and outgoing requests generated from the traffic through the pre-built Application Programming Interface. It compares the request and parameter with the algorithm, which has a set of pre-built regex patterns. The outcome of the product is to detect and reject general OWASP security vulnerabilities, helping to secure the user's business and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data, respectively.
DOI10.1109/ICESC54411.2022.9885691
Citation Keykiruba_owasp_2022