Robert Larsen
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Merry Christmas!
In the first article of this year's calendar, we gave a few tips to help making your applications a bit more secure. Now, as the countdown has come to an end, and we are ready to start the Christmas holidays, we want to give you a few more.
In the first article of this year's calendar, we gave a few tips to help making your applications a bit more secure. Now, as the countdown has come to an end, and we are ready to start the Christmas holidays, we want to give you a few more.
Our favorite podcasts
Looking for some entertainment while you decorate the Christmas tree or order the latest Christmas gifts? Today we share some of our favorite podcasts.
Looking for some entertainment while you decorate the Christmas tree or order the latest Christmas gifts? Today we share some of our favorite podcasts.
People we follow
Looking for some inspiration? Something to learn? Here we give you a list of interesting people we follow. These people are worth listening to.
Looking for some inspiration? Something to learn? Here we give you a list of interesting people we follow. These people are worth listening to.
How secure is your build pipeline?
As developers, we usually use some sort of pipeline to build and deploy our code. Tools like Circle CI, Gitlab CI/CD and Github Actions are popular. Can your pipelines be a security vulnerability? Can you use your pipeline to create a more secure application?
As developers, we usually use some sort of pipeline to build and deploy our code. Tools like Circle CI, Gitlab CI/CD and Github Actions are popular. Can your pipelines be a security vulnerability? Can you use your pipeline to create a more secure application?
Welcome to the Security Christmas Calendar!
We are really excited to present this year's calendar, and hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed writing it. Security as a topic is hotter than ever. While we count down the days until Christmas Eve you will be given new, original security content each day. Enjoy the countdown together with us!
We are really excited to present this year's calendar, and hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed writing it. Security as a topic is hotter than ever. While we count down the days until Christmas Eve you will be given new, original security content each day. Enjoy the countdown together with us!
Reverse tabnabbing
In a phishing attack the attacker will try to steal user data, e.g. login credentials. Reverse tabnabbing is a phishing method, and here we will try to explain what it is and how it can be prevented.
In a phishing attack the attacker will try to steal user data, e.g. login credentials. Reverse tabnabbing is a phishing method, and here we will try to explain what it is and how it can be prevented.
OWASP Mobile Top 10
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) maintain and release the well-known OWASP Top 10. It is a list of the most critical security risks in web-applications today. When developing mobile applications, security is of no less importance. However, the risks and vulnerabilities may be a little different. Therefore, OWASP developed another top 10 list, OWASP Mobile Top 10, which lists the 10 most critical security risks and vulnerabilities for applications running on a mobile platform. In 2018, NowSecure claimed that 85% of mobile applications available on the App Store or Google Play violated at lest one of the risks on the list. In this article, we will give you a brief summary and introduction to which risks we are talking about.
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) maintain and release the well-known OWASP Top 10. It is a list of the most critical security risks in web-applications today. When developing mobile applications, security is of no less importance. However, the risks and vulnerabilities may be a little different. Therefore, OWASP developed another top 10 list, OWASP Mobile Top 10, which lists the 10 most critical security risks and vulnerabilities for applications running on a mobile platform. In 2018, NowSecure claimed that 85% of mobile applications available on the App Store or Google Play violated at lest one of the risks on the list. In this article, we will give you a brief summary and introduction to which risks we are talking about.
Cross Origin Resource Sharing
Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an important concept in modern webapplication security. We will try to explain what it is.
Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an important concept in modern webapplication security. We will try to explain what it is.