A security vulnerability is a weakness or flaw in a service or system that could allow an attacker to compromise a secure network.
Common examples include:
- broken access control, where unauthorised users can access, modify or delete data they shouldn't have access to
- broken authentication, where attackers impersonate other users by compromising their login credentials and hijacking user sessions
- injection, where attackers inject malicious code into a website to try and gain access to data or to target users.
Security vulnerabilities are system-wide and can affect many people. If you're concerned about suspicious activity in your own RACV account, you don't need to report a vulnerability. Instead, call our team from 7am to 11pm on 13 72 28.