How to Prevent Broken Access Control Vulnerability?
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What is Access Control?
Access control refers to the practice of regulating and managing who is allowed to access specific resources, perform certain actions, or interact with particular systems, applications, or data. It is a fundamental principle in cybersecurity and information security, aiming to ensure that only authorized users are granted appropriate permissions while preventing unauthorized access.
What is a Broken Access Control Vulnerability?
A broken access control vulnerability is a security flaw that occurs when an application or system fails to properly enforce restrictions on what authenticated users are allowed to do. Access control is a fundamental principle in cybersecurity that ensures only authorized users are granted appropriate privileges and permissions to access resources, perform actions, or modify data within a system or application. Broken access control vulnerabilities can occur for various reasons, such as improper configuration, inadequate user input validation, flawed authentication mechanisms, or errors in authorization checks.
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