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hey hey welcome to the web security academy series today were going to be talking about host header attacks and specifically for this lab basic password reset poisoning now in order to understand what host header attacks are lets talk a little bit about the host header whenever you send a request to an application that request has usually a method with a path that youre trying to send that request to youll have request headers and you might have a request body but those request headers have several headers that are required one of them being the host header so when you send a request via your browser to a website the browser will automatically grab whatevers in that navigation bar and add that as the value of the host header so if youre trying to visit 7csec.com the browser will grab 7csec.com from the navbar and the host header will be the value of 7csec.com now this is where it starts to get interesting is theres a lot that can be done with the value that you passed with that