Collaborate Disseminate
Editor’s note: This post was originally published in July 2021 in ToolBox.
Back in 2017, Gartner predicted that API abuse would be the most frequent attack vector for data breaches by 2022. Two years later, when exposed APIs already made up 40% o… Continue reading API-First Strategies Require API-First Security
We are delighted to be hosting some unique content from our friend and recovering hacker Alissa Knight. This is the third blog in a series about the security risks exposed by the push to adopt FHIR APIs in US healthcare.
The post Guest Blog: Aliss… Continue reading Guest Blog: Alissa Knight on ‘Playing with FHIR’
We are delighted to be hosting some unique content from our friend and recovering hacker Alissa Knight who will be writing on the topic of healthcare API security. In the first article, Alissa provided a plain English explanation of FHIR from the … Continue reading Guest Blog: Alissa Knight on ‘FHIR Walker: Authentication and Authorization in FHIR APIs’
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We are all very aware of the issues around phishing of user credentials. But it is not only users that can be phished, apps can be too. In previous blogs we’ve shown you how you can make a MITM attack against an app…. Continue reading API Keys Can Be Phished Too