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Finding your first bug: bounty hunting tips from the Burp Suite community

Posted on August 26, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

More and more people are getting into bug bounty hunting. In fact, HackerOne’s 2020 report showed that “the hacker community nearly doubled last year to more than 600,000”. With so many people involve Continue reading Finding your first bug: bounty hunting tips from the Burp Suite community→

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Security is everybody’s problem: The key to breaking the AppSec barrier.

Posted on August 20, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

What’s the deal with AppSec? The inherent separation between AppSec and other factions of an organization can make effective security enablement an illustrious and flighty target. In too many organiza Continue reading Security is everybody’s problem: The key to breaking the AppSec barrier.→

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The state of DevSecOps: the latest stats and trends in 2020

Posted on July 31, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

It’s been 8 years now since Neil MacDonald coined the term “DevSecOps” (originally “DevOpsSec”) – and 11 since Patrick Debois came up with the term “DevOps” itself. We’ve been thinking a lot recently Continue reading The state of DevSecOps: the latest stats and trends in 2020→

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Three priorities every AppSec leader should be focused on

Posted on July 27, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

The challenges faced by AppSec managers in the current digital landscape are numerous and ever-growing. However, we’d be willing to bet that every challenge you’re facing has been staring another wear Continue reading Three priorities every AppSec leader should be focused on→

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What steps can you take toward evolving your organization’s security maturity?

Posted on July 17, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

The problem DevSecOps evolves the DevOps philosophy to include security earlier in the development process. Shifting it “left”, if you will. This holds the promise of removing downstream bottlenecks, Continue reading What steps can you take toward evolving your organization’s security maturity?→

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Burp Suite roadmap update: July 2020

Posted on July 14, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

We’re half-way through 2020, and we’ve made a lot of progress towards the Burp Suite roadmap that we announced in January. We’d like to update everyone on our progress so far, and add some new items t Continue reading Burp Suite roadmap update: July 2020→

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A one million milestone for the Web Security Academy

Posted on May 26, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

13 years ago, I wrote The Web Application Hacker’s Handbook. Fast forward to today, two editions and the release of the Web Security Academy later, it’s clear that people still have a huge appetite fo Continue reading A one million milestone for the Web Security Academy→

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Burp Suite roadmap for 2020

Posted on January 15, 2020 by PortSwigger Blog

We have big plans for Burp Suite during 2020, aimed at improving its value to professional testers, software development teams, and businesses with web assets to protect. Here, we’re sharing some key Continue reading Burp Suite roadmap for 2020→

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