Deserialization: How It Works and How to Protect Your Apps
Insecure deserialization vulnerabilities involve the use of unknown or untrusted data and can result in attacks such as denial of...
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What Is a DNS Attack and How to Prevent It
DNS is a fundamental form of communication. It takes user-inputted domains and matches them with an IP address. DNS attacks...
Security Misconfigurations: Impact and Prevention
Security misconfiguration occurs when security settings are not adequately defined in the configuration process or maintained and deployed with default...
Command Injection: 5 Ways to Protect Yourself
A command injection involves the exploitation of a vulnerable application for the purpose of executing arbitrary commands on its host...
Security Testing: 7 Key Areas, Tools, and Practices
Security testing checks whether software is vulnerable to cyber attacks, and tests the impact of malicious or unexpected inputs on...
New features from Bright to secure your apps!
We've made a bunch of improvements and released new features for the Bright app and API security scanner. Give them...
4 Unit Testing Examples: Android, Angular, Node, and React
Unit tests are automated tests created by developers to verify that individual components of an application, known as units, are...
What Is Fuzzing? A Guide to Fuzz Testing for Application Security
Fuzzing is the art of automatic bug detection. The goal of fuzzing is to stress the application and cause unexpected...
5 SQL Injection Test Methods and Why to Automate Your Testing
SQL injection tests insert data into your application to verify that you can run user-controlled SQL queries on your database....
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