Announcing The Hacker of The Hill
We are excited to announce that we have partnered with TryHackMe to bring you Hacker Of The Hill (HoTH) on...
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What are the different types of XSS?
Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a common vulnerability that is carried out when an attacker injects malicious JavaScript into a website,...
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2020 Hacker Community Year in Review
Hackers are no stranger to finding creative ways to overcome obstacles, and 2020 presented numerous challenges for them to conquer....
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Detectify opens US office in Boston to accelerate growth
Stockholm, Sweden & Boston, MA – Detectify, a Swedish domain and web application security company, is launching its US operations...
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Oracle Opera Pre-Auth RCE (CVE-2023-21932) – Assetnote
Summary An attacker can obtain the JNDI connection name through servlets that leak this information. Due to the weak hardcoded...
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The Rise of Misconfiguration and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Singapore-based telecom firm, Singtel, revealed last week it had suffered a security breach as a result of relying on an...
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Detectify security updates for 21 March
For continuous coverage, we push out major Detectify security updates every two weeks, keeping our tool up-to-date with new findings,...
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Commerce Giant Shopify Kicks Off 2021 with HackerOne (Virtual) Live Hacking Event: h1-2102
As one of the largest commerce platforms in the world, Shopify leads the industry when it comes to trust and...
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Apache Struts Vulnerabilities – Detectify Blog
Apache Struts is a well-known development framework for Java-based web applications that is mostly used in enterprise environments. If you...
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PayPal is our Virtual Pal
In June, sixty-one hackers from thirteen countries gathered (virtually) to hack digital payments platform PayPal as part of HackerOne’s latest...
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Welcome to Detectify’s Boston office!
Our brand new office in Boston, Massachusetts, is Detectify’s base for US sales operations. We had a chat with our...
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The Rise of IDOR | HackerOne
Insecure Direct Object References (or IDOR) is a simple bug that packs a punch. When exploited, it can provide attackers...
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