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hi today we are going to talk about a very serious topic that is http host header attack this is caused because of a simple misconfiguration on your server side and can lead to serious attacks such as ssrf and injection attacks so letamp;#39;s first understand what is http host header http host error is a mandatory request header that specifies the domain name that the clients have to access the main purpose of this header is to identify the backend component that the client wants to communicate with the server if it implicitly trusts this error and does not validate it then an attacker can easily use this input field to inject payloads that can manipulate the server side there is this weird assumption that hackers and testers do not have control over the headers or the input fields or of the headers which is completely wrong because using proxy tools we can easily input payloads and manipulate the server side by injecting scripts and many other things on the headers of the in