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Azure API Management flaws highlight server-side request forgery risks in API development

Azure API Management flaws highlight server-side request forgery risks in API development

Microsoft has fixed three vulnerabilities in its Azure API Management service , two of which enabled server-side request forgery (SSRF) attacks that could have allowed hackers to access internal Azure assets.

The exploits highlight the disadvantages of using blacklisting techniques as a defence against such attacks, say security researchers.

In fact, APIs are easy to interact with and are standardized, resulting in their widespread adoption but their development for production at a rapid pace has produced a corresponding increase in cyber attacks, with the number of SSRF attack attempts rising steadily in the past two years, according to one security firm.


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