Improvements to boost the attack surface view, ports & more
TL/DR: Users now get additional insights on what is discovered on the attack surface. This includes information such as when...
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The surprisingly difficult task of printing newlines in a terminal
Your guide to string interpolation quirks that confound the best of us. Surprisingly, getting computers to give humans readable output is...
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Hacker Success Managers | HackerOne
Intro to Hacker Success Managers Earlier this year, we released a blog that shared foundational changes on our Community Team....
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Phishing, OWASP, EASM, and hacking WordPress – top themes from Hack Yourself London
TL/DR: The Hack Yourself London event gathered leading ethical hackers, industry thought leaders, and IT security experts to discuss several...
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NO. 367 | Hive Ransom, Anti-Google, Software 2.0…
Exploring the intersection of security, technology, and society—and what might be coming next… Standard Web Edition | January 30, 2023...
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Secure web forms for the front-end developer
How to design secure web forms: validate, sanitize, and control. While cybersecurity is often thought of in terms of databases...
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Hacker AFK: the_arch_angel | HackerOne
Today’s hacker the_arch_angel JXoaT: What was your first experience with hacking growing up? the_arch_angel: I actually didn’t do any hacking growing...
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Newly minted filters, improvements to bulk actions, and SSL assessments
TL/DR: We’ve launched new filters to the /Vulnerabilities and /Attack Surface view and expanded the SSL assessment offering to all...
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A collection of mistakes that make documentation less awesome than it could be. I’ve been an editor longer than I’ve...
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Introducing DOM Invader: DOM XSS just got a whole lot easier to find | Blog
Gareth Heyes | 30 June 2021 at 16:47 UTC Of the three main types of XSS, DOM-based XSS is by...
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Hacker Appreciation Month: Badge Awards
Celebrating the accomplishments of hackers is something we want to do year-round. However, we decided we wanted to root Cyber...
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Gartner’s top security threat and pentesting vs continuous scans – what you missed from Hack Yourself Stockholm 2021
TL/DR: Detectify’s Hack Yourself event in Stockholm is 24 hours away, which means that it’s time to catch up on...
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