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Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) remains one of the most dangerous and evolving attack vectors in cybersecurity. As cloud-native architectures, AI-driven applications, and zero-trust models gain traction, SSRF techniques have adapted to bypass traditional defenses.

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ssrf-cheatsheet-2025

SSRF Prevention Cheat Sheet (2025 Edition)

License PRs Welcome 🔥 Updated for AI/ML APIs, cloud-native infra, and zero-trust networks.

Enterprise-ready defenses against Server-Side Request Forgery in modern architectures.

Features

  • 2025 Attack Vectors: Quantum tunneling, serverless SSRF, API gateway exploits.
  • Mitigations: Protocol allowlists, eBPF filters, and IAM policies.
  • Ready-to-Use: Copy-paste configs for AWS/GCP/Azure.

Quick Start

  1. View Online: Click CHEAT-SHEET.md.
  2. Download: git clone https://github.com/zus3c/ssrf-cheatsheet-2025.git
  3. SSRF Cheat Sheet 2025: Latest Exploits, Defenses & Real-World Case Studies: https://zus3c.medium.com/ssrf-cheat-sheet-2025-latest-exploits-defenses-real-world-case-studies-6f028d121455

📜 License

MIT Licensed. See LICENSE.

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Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) remains one of the most dangerous and evolving attack vectors in cybersecurity. As cloud-native architectures, AI-driven applications, and zero-trust models gain traction, SSRF techniques have adapted to bypass traditional defenses.

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