Q: What are some business logic vulnerability types?

A: Common business logic vulnerabilities include:

1. Permission Control Vulnerability: Attackers bypass access restrictions to gain higher privileges.
2. Functionality Exploitation: Attackers maliciously modify file structures or system information to achieve their goals.
3. Privilege Escalation: Attackers gain unauthorised access to system resources.
4. Data Control Vulnerability: Attackers tamper with protected data, altering its original purpose.
5. Virtualisation Vulnerability: Attackers gain access to protected virtual machine resources or data.
6. Privilege Escalation: Attackers log in as a normal user and exploit a vulnerability to gain the highest system privileges.
7. Database Vulnerability: Attackers use injection or brute-force attacks to access protected database information.
8. Signature Spoofing Attack: Attackers intercept and alter communications to impersonate one of the parties.
9. Buffer Overflow: Attackers exploit buffer overflows to access protected data in memory.
10. Session Fixation: Attackers use session fixation techniques to steal other users' identities.