Some web applications require users to submit information through an
						ordered sequence of web forms. This is often done if there is a very large
						amount of information being collected or if information on earlier forms is
						used to pre-populate fields or determine which additional information the
						application needs to collect. An attacker who knows the names of the various
						forms in the sequence may be able to explicitly type in the name of a later
						form and navigate to it without first going through the previous forms. This
						can result in incomplete collection of information, incorrect assumptions
						about the information submitted by the attacker, or other problems that can
						impair the functioning of the application.