The 2020 Web Vulnerability report finds that newer developers do not have the knowledge that is required to avoid vulnerabilities, additionally, developers who are working within a development structure that does not promote web security continue to pursue development strategies that are not secure.Īcunetix 2020 Web Vulnerability Report does a deep dive into Remote Code Execution, SQL Injection (SQLi), Weak Passwords, and Missing Brute-Force Protection, Server-side Request Forgery, Perimeter Network Vulnerabilities, DoS-related Vulnerabilities, TLS/SSL Vulnerabilities, WordPress (and Other CMS) Vulnerabilities, Web Server Vulnerabilities and Misconfigurations and other specific vulnerabilities The report reveals that 25% of web applications and websites from 2020 have Cross-site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities, vulnerable JavaScript libraries, and WordPress-related issues. While the overall security of web applications and websites seem to be improving, there are still significant security flaws that need to be addressed. However, while the numbers were lower, most newer applications and targets still demonstrated high counts of vulnerabilities. Flexera Vulnerability Intelligence ManagerĪcunetix’s findings from 2020 indicate there has been a 30% reduction in the number of vulnerabilities.Delta Application Whitelisting as a Service.
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