ASVS 5.0 V1.2.6: Prevent LDAP Injection
ASVS V1.2.6 requires protection against LDAP injection. Escape filter and DN values with the right encoder and test your login search for filter breakout.
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ASVS V1.2.6 requires protection against LDAP injection. Escape filter and DN values with the right encoder and test your login search for filter breakout.
ASVS V1.2.5 requires parameterized OS calls or contextual output encoding. Learn to replace shell strings with argument arrays and verify with real tests.
ASVS V1.2.4 requires parameterized queries or an ORM for SQL, HQL, NoSQL and Cypher. See safe code in four stacks, tests, and the mistakes that still cause injection.
ASVS V1.2.3 requires encoding when you build JavaScript or JSON dynamically. Learn why string concatenation fails and how to embed data safely.
ASVS V1.2.2 requires URL encoding of untrusted values and an allowlist of protocols. See code to block javascript: and data: links and how to test it.
ASVS V1.2.10 requires escaping CSV fields per RFC 4180 and neutralizing leading formula characters. See an export function and how to test spreadsheets.
ASVS V1.2.1 requires output encoding that matches HTML body, attribute, comment, CSS or header context. See working code for each and how to test for gaps.
ASVS V1.1.2 wants output encoding applied right before data reaches its interpreter, or by the interpreter itself. Learn how to place it and test it.
ASVS V1.1.1 says decode input to canonical form exactly once, before validation. Here is how double decoding breaks filters, and how to implement and test it.
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