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Some organizations are reluctant to block attacks based on their security tool alerts because of the false positives being generated, in this article we take a look at how deterministic security helps to eliminate false positives.
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Is there a way to configure burpsuite’s upstream proxy direct the traffic to the local box’s proxy configuration? Additionally is there a way to exclude urls from being directed to the upstream proxy.
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A new report from Google is showing eleven zero-days were detected in the wild in the first half of 2020. That puts 2020 on track to match or top last year’s total number, when Google researchers found 20 zero-day exploits
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If I’m not mistaken, in webapps there are a lot of potential attack vectors, such as http header spoofing and what not, which are not there in typical rich-client desktop applications, such as WPF applications. To add a bit more motivation… Continue reading Are rich-client apps inherently more secure than webapps? [closed]
As a layman, I’d like to check whether an Android app is using the HTTPS protocol or not. As far as I know there’s no other way than analyzing the packets in a software such as Wireshark but how exactly do I do that? What exactly should I … Continue reading Analyzing packets of Android apps to verify secure connection [closed]
This is our fourth installment of a six-part series dedicated to helping CISOs establish and maintain a successful application…
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According to a recent report from WhiteHat Security, the average website had 3.2 critical application vulnerabilities, a number that has remained unchanged over the last three years
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In our third installment of a six-part series on how CISOs can find success in the “Wild West” of application security,…
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A new report on the top vulnerabilities in internet facing applications in 2020 was released recently by Edgescan, and found that 42% of the vulnerabilities found in these apps are SQL Injection vulnerabilities
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