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# Condições de corrida
Condições de corrida, ataques de pacote único, contorno de limite de taxa, corridas de construção parcial, falhas sensíveis ao tempo e fluxos de trabalho do Burp Repeater.
Notas sobre condições de corrida para os laboratórios da PortSwigger Web Security Academy, com foco em etapas práticas de teste, validação no Burp Suite, comportamento de payloads e fluxo de exploração.
## Fluxo de teste
1. Identifique a funcionalidade vulnerável e a requisição, parâmetro, cabeçalho, cookie ou sink do lado do navegador relevantes.
2. Reproduza o comportamento no Burp Suite com um payload mínimo antes de escalar o ataque.
3. Valide o impacto com uma prova de conceito clara, como acesso à conta, divulgação de dados, execução de código, SSRF ou alteração de estado.
4. Mantenha os payloads, URLs, tokens e credenciais do laboratório inalterados ao documentar o caminho de exploração.
## Laboratórios
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