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What a Regular Pentest Can Reveal About Your Web App

In Today’s digital age, web applications are integral to businesses of all sizes. They provide essential services, facilitate transactions, and store sensitive data. However, they are also prime...

What makes Cloud Pentesting a better choice for securing cloud – based assets

Cloud pentesting is crucial in cybersecurity, because data is the most valuable and breaches have disastrous outcomes. The security in this virtual environment must be guaranteed when more and more...

The Risks of Skipping Regular Security Assessments and Pentests

In our digital age, cybersecurity threats are escalating in sophistication and prevalence, posing significant risks across industries. Data breaches, financial losses, reputational damage, and...

Tips to secure wordpress site

Do you know that securing a WordPress site is now more important than ever because of the increasing frequency and complexity of cyber-attacks? It’s a harsh reality that no online business can afford...

Tips to Secure File Upload

File upload features are super handy in web apps; they let users share all kinds of files like documents, photos, videos, and more. But if they aren’t implemented properly, file uploads can open...

Server-side request forgery

What is SSRF? SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) is a web application vulnerability that allows an attacker to cause the server to make unintended requests to other systems or websites on behalf of...

Understanding Subdomain Takeover

A subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger parent domain. For example, “blog.example.com” is a subdomain of the parent domain “example.com“. When you want to set up a...

Web cache poisoning

Web cache poisoning is a type of attack that targets the caching mechanisms used by web browsers, proxy servers, and other intermediaries to temporarily store and serve previously requested web...

Understanding JSON Web Tokens (JWTs)

JSON Web Tokens are basically a way for apps to securely pass data between the front-end (like a website or mobile app) and the back-end (the server). They package up some JSON data as a payload and...