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Web Application Security

Build application security around access boundaries, data flow and the release process.

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A boundary for every request

Verify identity and resource permissions on the server. Bind SQL parameters, encode output for its destination context, and protect cookie-authenticated state changes against CSRF.

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Use OWASP as a starting point

The OWASP Top 10:2025 is an awareness framework, not a complete verification plan. Relate access control, configuration and supply-chain risks to your application. SSRF controls must cover resolved addresses and redirects.

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OWASP Top 10:2025 risk map

Category names follow the official OWASP list. Short control suggestions are SİBER SALDIRI editorial guidance.

A01:2025 · Broken Access Control

Check resource permissions on every request.

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A02:2025 · Security Misconfiguration

Disable unnecessary features and unsafe defaults.

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A03:2025 · Software Supply Chain Failures

Track dependency origins and versions.

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A04:2025 · Cryptographic Failures

Protect keys and their usage context.

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A05:2025 · Injection

Separate query structure from user data.

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A06:2025 · Insecure Design

Link threat modelling to design decisions.

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A07:2025 · Authentication Failures

Protect sign-in and recovery together.

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A08:2025 · Software or Data Integrity Failures

Verify deployment and data integrity.

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A09:2025 · Security Logging and Alerting Failures

Keep useful detection and response records.

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A10:2025 · Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions

Use secure defaults on exceptional paths.

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A verifiable release gate

Review authentication, uploads and error handling. Pin dependencies and keep secrets out of source control. Re-run security checks after fixes and retain evidence with the release.

PHP / PDO

Keep data separate from instructions

Bind data values with prepared statements. Encode untrusted text for HTML output; other contexts require their own encoders.

$query = $pdo->prepare("SELECT title FROM pages WHERE slug = ?");
$query->execute([$slug]);
echo htmlspecialchars($title, ENT_QUOTES | ENT_SUBSTITUTE, "UTF-8");
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Questions and limits

Does this page guarantee security?

No. Guidance and tool results are limited to their stated scope. Verify impact in your own environment.