Security

Canada Computer's website allegedly had malware that collected payment information dating back to early December, according to customers.

When your account gets hacked, the attack probably came from a Fortune 500 data center. A report on why cloud providers don't stop attacks they could easily detect. - CERBERUS-REPORT-profitable...

We found vulnerabilities in the FIA's Driver Categorisation platform, allowing us to access PII and password hashes of any racing driver with a categorisation rating.

One exposed S3 bucket cost $4.2M discover what makes cloud security attacks so deadly and how to stop them cold.

Two CI/CD vulnerabilities in the nodejs/node GitHub repository exposed Node.js to remote code execution on Jenkins agents and the potential to merge unreviewed code to the main branch of the repository.

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We have discovered a critical vulnerability in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows for

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How does your browser know a website is legit? This post simplifies TLS, certificate validation, and the trust chain behind secure connections

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Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) is a list of software and hardware weaknesses.

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Here we go through some of the essential protocols required for robust API security.

We go through the fundamentals of API security, including best practices and key considerations for developers and businesses.

Researchers uncover a new DoS attack vector targeting UDP-based application protocols, potentially endangering hundreds of thousands of hosts.

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A web application frontend often performs requests to a backend API. Even though this API is only supposed to be used by the frontend, it is usually also accessible with a browser. An attacker can use this to exploit vulnerabilities.