Application security
Application security
In the previous articles, we have seen how applications like Snoop-it can trace method calls specific to the application at runtime. This is very important i
May 1, 2014
Prateek GianchandaniApplication security
Abstract This paper is designed to demonstrate the common IIS web server security specifications in the form of a checklist that aids web masters or penetrat
April 28, 2014
Ajay YadavApplication security
In some of the previous articles in this series, we have looked at how we can modify the behaviour of an application by patching it using IDA Pro, Hopper etc
April 21, 2014
Prateek GianchandaniApplication security
Writing optimized website code is considered to be one the most complicated tasks. Hence, this paper explores amazing server side configuration techniques an
April 11, 2014
Ajay YadavApplication security
1. Introduction When a cookie has HttpOnly flag set, then JavaScript cannot read it in case of XSS exploitation. This is actually the reason why HttpOnly fla
April 7, 2014
Dawid CzaganApplication security
Injection is a high-category vulnerability in web applications. Attackers and security auditors alike always try to find the kind of vulnerabilities which al
April 1, 2014
Gaurav KwatraApplication security
We all know that by using JavaScript you can do many things, for example read elements on a page, analyze the DOM, etc. Now assume that you logged into faceb
March 28, 2014
RorotApplication security
Information disclosure is considered to be a serious threat, wherein an application reveals too much sensitive information, such as mechanical details of the
March 26, 2014
Ajay YadavApplication security
This paper especially pinpoints the poor practice of cryptography in URL, which is typically implemented to encrypt sensitive data residing in the website UR
March 24, 2014
Ajay YadavApplication security
In this article, we will talk about why we shouldn't completely rely on using third party libraries for securing our apps. Usually, some of the things we try
March 19, 2014
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In this series
- New Page Test 4
- New Page test3
- New Page test2
- New Test Page
- DevSecOps: Moving from “shift left” to “born left”
- What’s new in the OWASP Top 10 for 2023?
- DevSecOps: Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery (CI-CD) tools
- Introduction to DevSecOps and its evolution and statistics
- MongoDB (part 3): How to secure data
- MongoDB (part 2): How to manage data using CRUD operations
- MongoDB (part 1): How to design a schemaless, NoSQL database
- Understanding the DevSecOps Pipeline
- API Security: How to take a layered approach to protect your data
- How to find the perfect security partner for your company
- Security gives your company a competitive advantage
- 3 major flaws of the black-box approach to security testing
- Can bug bounty programs replace dedicated security testing?
- The 7 steps of ethical hacking
- Laravel authorization best practices and tips
- Learn how to do application security right in your organization
- How to use authorization in Laravel: Gates, policies, roles and permissions
- Is your company testing security often enough?
- Authentication vs. authorization: Which one should you use, and when?
- Why your company should prioritize security vulnerabilities by severity
- There’s no such thing as “done” with application security
- Understanding hackers: The insider threat
- Understanding hackers: The 5 primary types of external attackers
- Want to improve the security of your application? Think like a hacker
- 5 problems with securing applications
- Why you should build security into your system, rather than bolt it on
- Why a skills shortage is one of the biggest security challenges for companies
- How should your company think about investing in security?
- How to carry out a watering hole attack: Examples and video walkthrough
- How cross-site scripting attacks work: Examples and video walkthrough
- How SQL injection attacks work: Examples and video walkthrough
- Securing the Kubernetes cluster
- How to run a software composition analysis tool
- How to run a SAST (static application security test): tips & tools
- How to run an interactive application security test (IAST): Tips & tools
- How to run a dynamic application security test (DAST): Tips & tools
- Introduction to Kubernetes security
- Key findings from ESG’s Modern Application Development Security report
- Microsoft’s Project OneFuzz Framework with Azure: Overview and concerns
- Software maturity models for AppSec initiatives
- Best free and open source SQL injection tools [updated 2021]
- Pysa 101: Overview of Facebook’s open-source Python code analysis tool
- Improving web application security with purple teams
- Open-source application security flaws: What you should know and how to spot them
- Android app security: Over 12,000 popular Android apps contain undocumented backdoors
- 13 common web app vulnerabilities not included in the OWASP Top 10