Cybersecurity researchers have demonstrated a sophisticated technique for bypassing Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) using JavaScript injection combined with HTTP parameter pollution, exposing critical vulnerabilities in modern web security infrastructure. The research, conducted during an autonomous penetration test, revealed how attackers can exploit parsing differences between WAF engines and web application frameworks to execute malicious code […]
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