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The Web Application Hacker's Handbook
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We have examined a range of vulnerabilities that allow you to inject into web application data stores. These vulnerabilities may allow you to read or modify sensitive application data, perform other unauthorized actions, or subvert application logic to achieve an objective.
As serious as these attacks are, they are only part of a wider range of attacks that involve injecting into interpreted contexts. Other attacks in this category may allow you to execute commands on the server's operating system, retrieve arbitrary files, and interfere with other back-end components. The next chapter examines these attacks and others. It looks at how vulnerabilities within a web application can lead to compromise of key parts of the wider infrastructure that supports the application.
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