A Guide to the Most Popular Zero-Day Attacks
Zero-days are software vulnerabilities that are not known to the developers. Here’s a list of the most popular zero-day attacks.
Category: Vulnerability
Contemporary Single-Page Applications and Frontend Security
This blog details the build process of Single-Page Applications, and explains how they alter the security implications in the frontend.
Why programming skills are essential for penetration testers
Experienced security professionals say that entry-level positions in security and hacking doesn’t require programming skills. Is this true?
What makes web applications an easy target for hackers?
Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report finds that web applications are the single most significant cause for data breaches. Learn why.
Why monitoring the most popular P2P messenger should be a cybersecurity priority
The anonymity associated with Telegram increases the odds of misusing its features. Monitor activities on it regularly to fend off threats.
What makes Android apps vulnerable to cyberattacks?
In 2018, high risk vulnerabilities were found in 43% Android apps. These are the security flaws that users and developers commonly encounter.
Quickstart Shodan: What is it and how does it work
Security professionals, government agencies trust Shodan to alert them on unmanaged IoT devices. Learn more about Shodan and its working.
GraphQL 101: Here’s everything you need to know about GraphQL (Part 2)
Although GraphQL is one of the most efficient alternatives to REST API, it is vulnerable to attacks. Here, we discuss common GraphQL flaws.
Pen-testing IoT Devices for Vulnerabilities
Although the security of IoT devices demands immediate attention, the abundance of these devices has resulted in the lack thereof.