nosql-injection-identify

1. Unvalidated User Input: NoSQL injection attacks can occur when user input is not properly validated. For example, if an application allows users to enter a search query, and that query is not properly sanitized, an attacker could enter malicious code that could be executed by the database.

2. Blind NoSQL Injection: Blind NoSQL injection is a type of attack where the attacker does not have direct access to the database. Instead, they use a series of requests to the application to determine if the injection was successful.

3. NoSQL Injection Through URL Parameters: Attackers can use malicious URL parameters to inject malicious code into the application. For example, an attacker could use a URL parameter to inject a malicious query into the application.

4. NoSQL Injection Through Cookies: Attackers can use malicious cookies to inject malicious code into the application. For example, an attacker could use a cookie to inject a malicious query into the application.

5. NoSQL Injection Through Form Fields: Attackers can use malicious form fields to inject malicious code into the application. For example, an attacker could use a form field to inject a malicious query into the application.