Same Origin Policy | Daniel Miessler
One of the more important topics in web application security is the same origin policy. It is a browser-based defense...
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Q&A with Crowdsource hacker Gehaxelt
Detectify Crowdsource hacker Sebastian Neef, otherwise known as Gehaxelt, has an inspirational background in ethical hacking. Driven by curiosity, a...
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Contemplating My Support for Obama
My support for Obama has been wavering somewhat in recent weeks. He seems to have sacrificed his positions on the...
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Enhancing Crowdsource reward system – Labs Detectify
Starting November 1, 2023, the reward for each time a submitted module is found in customers’ assets (pay-per-hit) will be...
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A Response to “Mac Elitism and Snobbery”
A fellow security blogger, Michael Farnum, has posted a piece that I felt compelled to respond to. In the post...
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2023 Detectify Crowdsource Awards: Meet the winners
We at Detectify are thrilled to present the 2023 Detectify Crowdsource Awards, akin to the Oscars or Grammys of ethical...
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Aug and Naug | Daniel Miessler
In the future, after we’ve started integrating computers into our brains to enhance them, we’ll develop a concept of aug...
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Reducing the attack surface using AWS SCPs
“Anything that can go wrong will go wrong” – Murphy’s Law. We want to reduce what can go wrong. The...
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Silly Question: Why Aren’t Russians Considered Asians?
So, speaking from a general perception standpoint, Indians are considered Asians because they’re on the Asian sub-continent. Well, at least...
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2024 Detectify Crowdsource Awards: Meet the Winners
It’s that time of year again! Here at Detectify, we’re excited to celebrate the talent and dedication of our Crowdsource...
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Socialism, Anarchy and Ideal Government
The goal of socialism should be to iterate itself out of existence. Its purpose is to keep negative aspects of...
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TTL Caging: How to Fight Malware Using Reduced TTL Values
My buddy and co-worker Steve Crapo (pronounced CRAY-poe) recently told me about an idea he had a while back about...
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