5d ago · 16 min read · I kept seeing the same advice. "Sanitize your inputs." "Set HttpOnly." "Add a CSRF token." I knew these mattered. I even knew how to apply them. But I couldn't have told you what I was actually defend
RRichard commentedApr 25 · 6 min read · Originally published on satyamrastogi.com 10,000+ Zimbra Collaboration Suite instances vulnerable to active XSS exploitation. Attack chain enables session hijacking, credential theft, and lateral movement. Analysis of exploitation patterns and defen...
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Apr 15 · 4 min read · When building user-facing applications, it’s easy to treat frontend validation as a “nice-to-have”, something mainly for improving UX. But in reality, the frontend is your first line of defense agains
Join discussionApr 10 · 2 min read · This was my first ever valid bug bounty report through a VDP, and it got marked Medium severity. It was also not a duplicate, so for me this was a huge win. One thing I had heard a lot in bug bounty i
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Mar 29 · 14 min read · How to Secure an API: The 4-Layer Framework That Works APIs are the backbone of every modern app. They are also the most common entry point for attackers. Most developers bolt security on as an afterthought: one middleware, one config flag, one if us...
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