✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered False, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered False, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
Deep Hack Answer: Week of June 10th, 2024
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered A) GET, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
Deep Hack of the Week: March 11th, 2024
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered C) 70%, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
Deep Hack of the week: May 27th, 2024
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered B) To provide additional context about the impact of an attack, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
Deep Hack of the Week: February 26th, 2024
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered A) Input validation and sanitization, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
Deep Hack of the Week: March 4th, 2024
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✅ The answer to our Deep Hack of the week has been revealed... 🔥 If you answered A) Call Graph Based and Runtime Based, then you are correct! 👉 If you want to view an explanation for this Deep Hack, check out the link in the comments. Come back next week for a new Deep Hack to test your developer security knowledge! #DeepHack #AppSec #Security
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🔒 Stepping into Cybersecurity: Join Me on this Exciting Journey! 🔒 Hey LinkedIn Fam! 👋 I'm thrilled to share that I'm diving into the realm of cybersecurity! 💻 In a world often focused on coding, I'm taking a different path to explore hacking and digital security, and I want you to join me. Under the guidance of Akash Singh, I've embarked on this exciting journey. Together, let's navigate the complexities of cybersecurity and work towards a safer digital future! 🛡️ Are you passionate about cybersecurity too? Let's connect and share insights as we learn and grow together! 💼 #Cybersecurity #LearningJourney #Hacking #digitalsecurity
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Web Pentester and Bug Bounty Hunter | Cyber Forensic Analyst | TryHackMe Top 10% | CHFI | CEH | CCNP | CCNA
I completed the Web Security Academy lab: Password brute-force via password change PortSwigger Changing user passwords Typically, changing your password involves entering your current password and then the new password twice. These pages fundamentally rely on the same process for checking that usernames and current passwords match as a normal login page does. Therefore, these pages can be vulnerable to the same techniques. Password change functionality can be particularly dangerous if it allows an attacker to access it directly without being logged in as the victim user. For example, if the username is provided in a hidden field, an attacker might be able to edit this value in the request to target arbitrary users. This can potentially be exploited to enumerate usernames and brute-force passwords. #websecurity #cybersecuritytraining #portswigger
Lab: Password brute-force via password change | Web Security Academy
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New blog series on how cybersecurity is evolving from security 1.0 stack to security 2.0 stack and how Procyon's solution fits into this broader transition.
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From cultivating rich soil with traditional farming techniques to unearthing security vulnerabilities, my approach has always focused on foundational principles. In my latest @IT Brew interview, I explore how applying time-tested methods can effectively secure our increasingly digital world. Watch below! #APISecurity #BotManagement #API #Cybersecurity
Caught in the web? 🕸️ Jason Kent from Cequence Security unravels the world of API security on IT Brew. Discover why APIs are critical to modern enterprise and how to effectively secure them against rising threats. Don't miss out on actionable insights that can protect your digital platforms. Tune in! 🎧 https://bit.ly/3URsBsV #CyberSecurity #APIProtection #Interview
Safeguarding APIs in the Age of App-ification
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