Application security

What is DIVA? DIVA is a vulnerable Android application. According to their official website, "DIVA (Damn insecure and vulnerable App) is an App intentionall

Domain-based message authentication reporting and conformance, also known as DMARC, is a set up created by a group of organizations, having the objective to

Application architecture review can be defined as reviewing the current security controls in the application architecture. This helps a user to identify pote

Today, anyone can create their own website with tools such as WordPress, Joomla or Drupal. However, many people suffer when they do not take precautions to s

Cardiff University and IBM have been working on creating a new virtual assistant (VA) software that can interact with its owner in a more human-like manner.

There has been a need for automated tools for Android Application Assessments for quite some time. Though there are some frameworks here and there, most of t

In this article, we will analyze another software and develop our own working exploit for it. The software which we will be discussing in this article is cal

HTTP Protocol, which serves as the communication channel for HTTP requests and responses on the Web, has received its first major revision since introduction

The entire web application security model is built on the idea of "Same Origin Policy" which restricts the content of one domain being accessed by another do

Plug-ins are programs that runs within software, which can improve the features of software. For example, a browser could be simply used for browsing purpose