The AI assistant isn’t the target — it’s the confused deputy you weaponize against everything sitting behind it.

When a company asks for “a pen test”, the provider has to make a choice the buyer rarely sees: how much the testers are allowed to know…

One of the amazing technical stack that any software engineer usually knows is Infrastructure as Code “IaC” with this powerful it comes…

Two critical PHP vulnerabilities have put web servers at risk of remote code execution. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and what…

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Six accepted flags, six vulnerability classes, and one recurring mistake: the guardrail was in the conversation while the capability stayed…

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How an expression-injection flaw can expose a Java application to remote code execution.

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Mobile applications have become an essential part of digital banking, payments, and everyday business. However, as mobile usage grows…

Update ZAP add-ons through an LLM client, compare three local PHP targets, and discover why a missing alert doesn’t mean you’re safe.

You don't need to be an attacker to think like one. Sometimes, looking at your application from a different perspective reveals security…

What could a feature that fetches information possibly have in common with one that saves files?

PHP2Shell isn’t a WordPress bug or a Drupal bug — it’s in PHP itself, and a “Hello World” app running on an affected version is vulnerable…

A couple of years ago, almost all teams were handling security like an exam. The developers would write the code, testers would check it…

A web application firewall only protects the traffic that passes through it. Here is how attackers find the side door, and how to close it…

Your online store may look completely normal while malicious code operates behind the scenes.

Why understanding exposure requires more than periodic scans — and why discovery without reconciliation is only half the story.

What October 2026’s React Server Components and Next.js advisories teach us about shipping safely

Modül VI — Spring Security Praxis