doretox/atomicvulnsAtomic web vulnerability labs. One OWASP flaw per app — minimal Flask + Docker, intentionally broken for hands-on study with Burp Suite.
⚠️ Intentionally vulnerable. Run locally only. Never expose to the internet or a shared network.
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Milestone — v1.0: atomicvulns now covers all ten OWASP Top 10 2021 categories (A01–A10), across 38 atoms. See the v1.0 release.
atomicvulns is a collection of atomic web applications — each one tiny, isolated, and focused on from the OWASP Top 10. Every atom ships with the vulnerable app, the fixed version, a commented diff between the two, and a hands-on walkthrough of the exploit.
This is not another DVWA or Juice Shop. Monolithic vulnerable apps already exist. What sets atomicvulns apart is radical atomism: one app per flaw, fast to read, fast to explore. You map code cause → request/response → exploit without having to understand an entire application first.
All ten OWASP Top 10 2021 categories are covered — 38 atoms in total:
| Category | Atoms |
|---|---|
| A01 — Broken Access Control | idor-numeric-id, path-traversal-basic, idor-uuid-guessable, bola-rest, csrf-basic, open-redirect, mass-assignment |
| A02 — Cryptographic Failures | jwt-none-alg, jwt-weak-secret, jwt-key-confusion, crypto-weak-hash, crypto-ecb-mode |
| A03 — Injection | sqli-union-basic, xss-reflected, sqli-blind-boolean, sqli-blind-time, xss-stored, command-injection-basic, ssti-jinja, xss-dom, nosql-injection-mongo, ldap-injection, sqli-second-order |
| A04 — Insecure Design | race-condition-basic |
| A05 — Security Misconfiguration | xxe-basic, xxe-blind-oob, debug-enabled, cors-wildcard |
| A06 — Vulnerable and Outdated Components | cve-demo |
| A07 — Identification and Authentication Failures | session-fixation, weak-password-reset |
| A08 — Software and Data Integrity Failures | deserialization-pickle, prototype-pollution, deserialization-node |
| A09 — Security Logging and Monitoring Failures | logging-failures-demo |
| A10 — Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) | ssrf-basic, ssrf-blind-oob, ssrf-cloud-metadata |
Pentest students and AppSec learners who already know the basics of HTTP and the terminal, use (or are learning to use) Burp Suite, and want a focused lab where each exercise is short enough to finish in one sitting. The material is written for someone who will apply this in a pentest career — Burp is the primary tool, the UI is just context.
Each atom lives in its own folder under atoms/A0X-<category>/<atom-id>/ and ships with a docker-compose.yml. A root wrapper script, ./atom, drives them:
./atom list # show all available atoms
./atom up <atom-id> # start the vulnerable + fixed pair
./atom down <atom-id> # stop and remove containers
./atom doctor # sanity-check your local setup
For example, to start the first atom:
./atom up sqli-union-basic
# vulnerable → http://127.0.0.1:8001
# fixed → http://127.0.0.1:8101
Every atom binds to 127.0.0.1 only. Never change that — these apps are intentionally broken.
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