Deserialization vulnerabilities in Java

Deserialization vulnerabilities in Java

Deserialization vulnerabilities in Java Understanding serialization and deserialization vulnerabilities is the first step toward building secure applications. For most developers, it’s a challenge to find the right balance between coding securely and meeting other...
JWT handling best practices

JWT handling best practices

JWT handling best practices Máté Simon-Takács (Content developer, Avatao) JWT, short for JSON web tokens, is a popular method for managing user authorization and authentication in web applications. It is designed for allowing parties to transmit information securely....
Interview with Christian Martorella, Skyscanner

Interview with Christian Martorella, Skyscanner

Interview with Christian Martorella, Skyscanner Tell us a bit about yourself I am currently the CISO for Skyscanner, but I started my career in cybersecurity more than 20 years ago. I started in offensive security focusing on penetration testing, web application...
Ruby needs security

Ruby needs security

Ruby needs security Máté Simon-Takács (Content developer, Avatao) Ruby was created by Japanese developer Yukihiro Matsumoto in the mid-1990s and has since become one of the top ten most commonly used programming languages. The main goal of the project was to create a...
Understanding the importance of vulnerability management

Understanding the importance of vulnerability management

The importance of vulnerability management Cybercriminals are constantly searching for security weaknesses so they can access your computer and your sensitive data, and the most common causes of these exploitations are software and network vulnerabilities. These...
Interview with Gábor Molnár, Google

Interview with Gábor Molnár, Google

Interview with Gábor Molnár, Google Tell us a bit about yourself Hi, I’m Gábor Molnár, Senior Information Security Engineer at Google, and a web-security and foosball enthusiast! The ISE team at Google is responsible for product security – to put it...