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What is a URL Injection? URL Injection occurs when a hacker has created/injected new pages on an existing website. These pages often contain code that redirects users to other sites or involves the business in attacks against other sites. These injections can be made through software vulnerabilities, unsecured directories, or plug-ins. How to Recognize This […]