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The fragile Internet
It was a yesterday’s news that anonymous and other cracker’s crews attacked and defaced large number of corporate websites.
Border line between marketing and security features
Make a web application penetration test is becoming tricky due modern browsers native anti-xss filtering facilities (they only work for reflected cross site scripting).
The hidden pitfalls in automatic source code review
Disclaimer: this is an in depth post about pitfalls in security code reviews. A codesake.com focused post is available on codesake.com blog
Adding basic authentication support to wpscan
wpscan is an opensource tool designed to make assessment over wordpress installations.
Are web agencies the new security threats in 2013?
An economical crisis time has been started 4 years ago and this eventually changed how people engage contractors to develop code.
Parsing CVSS vector and publishing as API
Latest July I wrote a post about having fun with grape framework to build powerful APIs.
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