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Spring is a set of frameworks for developing Applications in Java. It is widely used, and so it is not unusual to encounter it during a security audit or penetration test. One of its features that I recently encountered during a Whitebox audit is actuators. In this series of articles, I will use the..

EpilogueI reported the exploitation scenario and was rewarded €500, as the impact was high. Be patient, don’t give up, and think out of the box. In this case, I used the company’s service to exploit the bug.Source :- https://tutorialboy24.blogspot.com/2022/09/turning-cookie-based-xss-into-account.ht..

IntroductionCountless applications rely on Amazon Web Services’ Simple Notification Service for application-to-application communication such as webhooks and callbacks. To verify the authenticity of these messages, these projects use certificate-based signature validation based on the SigningCertURL..

What is DevSecOps?DevSecOps refers to integrating security objectives as early as possible in a DevOps software delivery model. In DevsecOps, security is introduced as a shared responsibility from the beginning to the end of the software development lifecycle.DevSecOps also includes automating some ..

When it comes to Data, we understand that misconfigurations can expose your data to be exposed or exploited against our customers. But if guided in the correct way to use the best solutions on AWS, they can avoid the misconfigurations and pitfalls of having an abundance of choices on AWS.AWS Shared ..

The NIST DevSecOps guide publication critically highlights technical security rudiments for industry-level DevSecOps integrating with cloud-native applications based on micro-services.

We’ve been talking about DevSecOps and shift-left security for years. Although this approach probably didn’t “cross the chasm” in 2021, we did see some very telling milestones.

A good DevSecOps strategy goes beyond having the right tools and processes in place: it requires consistent and crucially, bi-directional feedback and learning. Both security and engineering teams have such different priorities and strengths, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have anything to learn from each other. This year, make it a resolution to create a culture of bi-directional learning between these two teams and reap the benefit of improved collaboration. Here are the top things one can learn from the other to break down silos in the name of DevSecOps.

In this blog, I will be explaining the path that I’m following in my DevOps journey.

Monorepos—or the use of a single repository for every part of an application—have been around since before git was invented in 2005.