Best of SecurityMarch 2022

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    I can probably hack your password in MINUTES!

    The average password is easily hacked in minutes by an experienced software developer. This is because of a fundamental flaw in how we were taught to create our passwords. There are simply not enough possible combinations in short passwords such as the above to be "random enough" to prevent a computer from guessing it.

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    Avatar of ballerinaBallerina·4y

    Securing Microservices with OAuth2

    This article explains how to secure your microservices deployment practically with OAuth2 using Ballerina programming language. Let’s see how to design, implement, test, deploy and observe the system. The complete example can be found at:https://ballerina.io/examples/order-management-service.

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    Best Practices to Secure Your API

    An Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of protocols that allow software components to interact. While APIs are a crucial part of modern applications, they are a common target of attackers to access sensitive information. With APIs increasingly becoming an attack vector, API security measures help security teams to assess security risks and have a comprehensive plan to protect them.

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    DevOps Roadmap 2022

    DevOps skills are high in demand and there is constant learning required to keep yourself in sync with market demand. This post is to share the notes that can help you. Let’s see some guidance based on my experience and understanding. DevOps Roadmap 2022: Be fundamentally strong in the networking technologies.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·4y

    LibreWolf

    LibreWolf is an independent fork of Firefox, with the primary goals of privacy, security and user freedom. It is designed to increase protection against tracking and fingerprinting techniques, while also including a few security improvements. LibreWolf also aims to remove all the telemetry, data collection and annoyances.

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    Avatar of 80lv80 LEVEL·4y

    The Beast Titan from Attack on Titan Recreated in 3D

    3D Character Artist Bassem Wageeh has recreated the Beast Titan from the anime and manga series Attack on Titan. According to the artist, this character was created to dive deep into new character art techniques, especially hair grooming. The titan was sculpted in ZBrush, textured in Substance 3D Painter, and rendered in Arnold.

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    7 Cybersecurity Threats You Must Know as a Web Developer

    Web developers need to understand how these attacks work so they can patch any vulnerabilities in their own code. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a serious threat affecting roughly 66% of all web applications on the market today. Hackers can steal user credentials, intercept sessions, and even bypass multi-factor authentication using cross-site scripting.

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    If it's time to learn DevOps, here's where to begin

    DevOps is a way to simplify development and deployment, while making the entire process more efficient. There are three basic stages, or phases – build, test, and deploy. Within these are nine other stages that will help you produce software efficiently, reliably, and with speed and agility.

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    Avatar of jsPlainEnglishJavaScript in Plain English·4y

    React Security Vulnerabilities: How to Protect Your App and Fix Them

    React has become the most popular JavaScript (JS) framework. It’s used by top companies like Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, Uber, and many more. If you’re new to React or are thinking about using it in your next project, there are some important security vulnerabilities.

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    Why and How to Use HTTPS in Your Local Development Environment

    The HTTPS protocol is mandatory for any website or web application. It guarantees trust and security, and its wide adoption is due to the effort of browser providers. Many developers still use HTTP in their development environment. Why should you switch to HTTPS if it's not a production environment? Let's discuss.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·4y

    Introduction to CSRF: How can a cookie get you hacked? (1/2)

    Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) is a part of the “Broken access control” vulnerability and ranks #1 in the OWASP top 10. CSRF is a Client-side vulnerability i.e., the attacker can use any social engineering method on the authenticated user and force him to execute an unwanted action on the web application.

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    10 JetBrains Extensions to Fight Technical Debt

    Many Engineering teams are under huge pressure to build fast and often lacking time to fix and clean up their codebase. In such situations, technical debt quickly builds up, and Engineers are looking for ways to keep the codebase healthy while shipping fast. My last article on 10 VS Code Extensions to Fight Technical Debt got over 50,000 views and 500 reactions.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·4y

    Tools For Linux System Administrator

    The security tools listed in this article span a wide range — from network security tools to intrusion detection and prevention systems. Nikto is mainly used for Web security. ClamAV helps our machines fight against malware. Lynis is a free, open source and extensible security auditing tool used by many security auditors.

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    Avatar of riotRiot Games·4y

    Getting into the Guts of Berserk

    Jeffrey Doering is the primary engineer on the Renata Glasc pod. The Chem-Baroness’s ultimate is a slow cloud of fumes that applies a new type of crowd control called “Berserk” to enemies it passes through. In this article, he explains how we went from a hacky prototype spell to a game-changing ultimate.

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    Top Ethical Hacking Tools and Software for 2022

    Surendra Pander is a Security Researcher, ethical Hacker, Bug bounty hunter & Online cybersecurity educator from India. If you want personal training from me, you can message me on Instagram or Twitter, Links are given below. Top Ethical Hacking Tools and Software for 2022.

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    Avatar of infosecwriteupsInfoSec Write-ups·4y

    Pentesting: The Relevance, Top 10 Tools, And More

    Pentesting is a permitted simulated cyberattack on a computer system or network. The main motive of pentesting activity is to find loopholes in the system before the hackers do and fix it. Pentesters are also known as ethical hackers who help organizations by pointing out security loopholes in their computer systems.