An SSRF vulnerability occurs when a web application takes a user-supplied URL, fails to validate it properly, and forces the backend server to make a request to that URL. How an Attacker Exploits This:
To fetch credentials under IMDSv2, a client must first execute a PUT request to generate a secret token, and then pass that token in an HTTP header during the subsequent GET request:
: Ensure that your AWS instances are launched with IAM roles to automatically manage credentials.
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An SSRF vulnerability occurs when a web application takes a user-supplied URL, fails to validate it properly, and forces the backend server to make a request to that URL. How an Attacker Exploits This:
To fetch credentials under IMDSv2, a client must first execute a PUT request to generate a secret token, and then pass that token in an HTTP header during the subsequent GET request: An SSRF vulnerability occurs when a web application
: Ensure that your AWS instances are launched with IAM roles to automatically manage credentials. fails to validate it properly
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