HTTP/1.1 Must Die: What This Means for In-House Pentesters
Andrzej Matykiewicz | 06 August 2025 at 22:23 UTC At Black Hat USA and DEFCON 2025, PortSwigger’s Director of Research,...
Read more →Andrzej Matykiewicz | 06 August 2025 at 22:23 UTC At Black Hat USA and DEFCON 2025, PortSwigger’s Director of Research,...
Read more →Andrzej Matykiewicz | 06 August 2025 at 22:23 UTC At Black Hat USA and DEFCON 2025, PortSwigger’s Director of Research,...
Read more →My friend Marcus Hutchins put out a long, well-written, and entertaining piece about all the reasons he thinks AI is...
Read more →Amelia Coen | 05 August 2025 at 11:08 UTC Ever wondered how attackers can compromise modern websites by exploiting invisible...
Read more →I think the future of Substack is self-hosting. Or—more directly—I don’t think they have much of a future. I’m sure...
Read more →Think you know what to expect from a conference booth? Think again. Forget the cliches: the swag destined for the...
Read more →Super hyped to be launching the first version of Daemon today! My daemon is my personal API that anyone—or any...
Read more →My latest depressing thought about AI is that with all the pressure to adopt AI and replace employees with automation,...
Read more →As more organizations lean on third-party platforms, cloud infrastructure, and remote development teams, the attack surface grows, often faster than...
Read more →Tools to scan MCP servers and an MCP WAF, 4 AppSec archetypes, how to strategically protect your org with limited...
Read more →I recently sat down with Tejpal Garwhal, Application Security and DevSecOps Leader, for a conversation debunking some of the most...
Read more →Most of your targets often resort to using content delivery networks (CDNs) or other anti-DDoS reverse proxies to mask their...
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