An attack that relies on redirected and captured secure transmissions as they occur is known as man-in-the-middle attack.
A vulnerability called URL Redirection enables an attacker to push users of your application to a dubious external website. The target is typically given a link, which is subsequently clicked and unintentionally led to the malicious website, launching the attack.
Attackers use open redirects to give their phishing attacks more legitimacy. The majority of users see the reliable, trustworthy domain but are unaware that they are being sent to a phishing site.
The most frequent type of DDoS attack is volumetric, and because of its growing magnitude, it frequently makes headlines. In an effort to use up all of the network bandwidth available to the application, these assaults saturate the network with attacker-generated data.
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