Description: Business logic attack is a hacking technique that focuses on exploiting weaknesses in the logic of a business process to manipulate the outcomes of that process. Unlike other types of attacks that may rely on technical vulnerabilities, this type of attack is based on understanding how systems and processes function within an organization. Attackers can take advantage of workflows, business rules, and user permissions to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information or carry out fraudulent transactions. This type of attack can be difficult to detect, as it often occurs within the boundaries of the system’s logic, meaning the attacker’s actions may appear legitimate. The relevance of business logic attacks has grown with the digitization of business processes, where applications and management systems are becoming increasingly complex and interconnected. Therefore, it is crucial for organizations to implement appropriate security measures and review their processes to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities in business logic.
