Add OopsSec Store to OWASP Top 10 & Web-Based Attacks resources#10116
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What
Adds one
@opensource@resource to the OWASP Top 10 and Web-Based Attacks topic in the Cyber Security roadmap.Why
The topic currently links the OWASP Top Ten spec and a video, but no runnable, hands-on lab where learners can actually exploit these vulnerabilities. OopsSec Store fills that gap: an MIT-licensed, intentionally vulnerable e-commerce app (XSS, CSRF, IDOR, SQLi, JWT, path traversal, …) that runs in under a minute via
npx create-oss-storeor Docker, with a guided 35-flag CTF roadmap and a walkthrough for every challenge.It complements the existing OWASP entry the same way VulnHub complements the CTF section -> theory plus a safe, legal environment to practice it.
Disclosure
Full transparency: I'm the author of this project. I'm submitting it because it fills a missing "practice environment" slot for this topic. I'm linking the OWASP VWAD directory entry (not my own repo). Happy to adjust the wording/placement or drop it if you feel it doesn't fit.
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@opensource@)