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CSRF: What It Is and How to Defend Your Web Applications
CSRF remains in the OWASP Top 10 and hits applications that look secure. How it really works, with exploit examples and concrete countermeasures to im...
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WordPress Password Reset Brute Force: Analysis of a Real Attack and Nginx Countermeasures
A bot requesting dozens of password resets per minute on a WordPress site, with a different user-agent on every request. Here's how to spot it in ngin...
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF): Anatomy of an Underrated Vulnerability
SSRF lets an attacker force the server to make HTTP requests to arbitrary destinations. A vulnerability that caused breaches like Capital One, and is ...
Content Security Policy: How It Works and Why It's Essential Against XSS
Content Security Policy is an essential tool for mitigating XSS attacks. By defining allowed sources for scripts and resources, it can block malicious...