# OWASP TOP 10: 2025
1. **A01:2025 – Broken Access Control**
* [ ] Access control
* [ ] LFI
* [ ] SSRF
* [ ] File upload
1. **A02:2025 – Security Misconfiguration**
* [ ] XXE
* [ ] CORS
* [ ] HTTP Host Header attacks
* [ ] Informational disclosure
3. **A03:2025 – Software Supply Chain Failures**
* [ ] Insecure Deserialization
* [ ] Prototype Pollution
4. **A04:2025 – Cryptographic Failures**
* [ ] Information Disclosure
* [ ] Authentication
* [ ] JWT attacks
5. **A05:2025 – Injection**
* [ ] SQL injection
* [ ] XSS
* [ ] Comand Injection
* [ ] NoSQL injection
* [ ] SSTI
6. **A06:2025 – Insecure Design**
* [ ] Business Logic Vuln
* [ ] Race Conditions
* [ ] Web LLM
7. **A07:2025 – Authentication Failures**
* [ ] Authentication
* [ ] OAuth
* [ ] JWT attacks
8. **A08:2025 – Software or Data Integrity Failures**
* [ ] Insecure Deserialization
* [ ] Web Cache Poisoning
9. **A09:2025 – Security Logging and Alerting Failures** *This is largely a **process/defensive failure** rather than a specific "exploit" you can practice in a lab. However, **Information disclosure** labs often rely on verbose error logging which should have been alerted on or suppressed.*
10. **A10:2025 – Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions**
* [ ] Information Disclosure
* [ ] Business Logic vuln
* [ ] API testing
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