Introducing BILE - Groundbreaking Classification for Web App
As a seasoned web application penetration tester, I've always felt that there should be a more straightforward way to classify web application vulnerabilities according to testing activities. This became even more apparent to me when I started to maintain our Professionally Evil Application ...
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Introducing PETaaS: Professionally Evil Testing as a Service
We're thrilled to announce the launch of our latest offering: Professionally Evil Testing as a ...
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Ace CISSP Exam Prep with ChatGPT: Your AI Study Buddy
Are you preparing for the CISSP exam or any other exam that requires a deep understanding of ...
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Why we ditched LastPass
LastPass is a very popular password management service with both personal and business solutions. ...
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Hunting Secrets
Applications are hemorrhaging sensitive data. In many cases, the culprit is marketing and analytics ...
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Why your application needs a Content Security Policy (And How to Build One)
As a web application owner, it is crucial to understand the concept of a content security policy ...
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Announcing Burp Co2!
This is for those of you who do web pen testing with Portswigger’s Burp proxy tool! Over the past ...
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How to configure Android (Virtual) for Mobile PenTest
Setting up your environment for a mobile application penetration test can be a chore, especially if ...
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Cooking up Better Security Incident Communications
I am fond of meal kits. I enjoy the entire experience: the scrolling through delicious-looking meal ...
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Once upon a time there was a WebSocket
This is the story from one of our recent penetration testing engagements. Still, the story is a ...
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Security Review of Nest Camera
I love tinkering with home automation and security solutions. The simplicity of turning on a light ...
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Equifax Breach: Why I am not surprised
The Equifax breach, announced in September 2017, is said to potentially impact some 143 million ...
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