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One quiet vulnerability can be tomorrow’s headline, and the clock is always in the attackers’ favor. IBM’s 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report just discovered the average global breach cost, not surprisingly, is $4.44 million, which obviously highlights how expensive “later” can be. Penetration testing mitigates that risk by imitating actual attacks so that exploitable holes crop […]
How Server-Side Request Forgery Can Lead to Full Cloud Compromise – and What You Can Do About It Introduction Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) is a powerful exploit that enables attackers to trick a vulnerable server into making arbitrary HTTP requests on their behalf. While some view SSRF as merely a method to force the server […]
by Tal Melamed In almost every Android application, developers expose activities without sufficient protections. Exposing activities can lead to various attacks. For example, an attacker or a malicious app installed on the same device, can call those exposed activities to invoke internal pages of the application. Calling internal pages puts the application at risk of […]
Introduction to Data Protection In the world of information security it is highly advised to implement security solutions in layers. Solutions such as authentication, authorization, input validation and others help us maintain order and security when dealing with access to data. It is important to note that these techniques do not help with the data […]
Secure Development Lifecycle for Open Source Usage by Yaron Hakon Preface How do we adjust the SDL (Security Development Lifecycle) process for the growing use of open source in internal/external systems we develop and maintain? This is a question I hear a lot lately from our customers in some recent SDL projects we […]
Once Upon a Password Reset… You’ve just forgotten your password for a website. No big deal, you click “Forgot Password,” they send you a link, and you reset it. At the time the feature was designed, it was decided that this reset link would include a UUID token. The reasoning seemed sound—since UUIDs are unique, […]