BragJack exposes how missing sender validation in the message bridges between browser extensions and AI agent APIs lets a single malicious extension hijack assistants across five major browsers without any user interaction.
A step-by-step technical breakdown of how attackers use Microsoft Teams messages to deliver phishing links that leverage browser Blob URLs to render convincing fake login forms directly on the victim's device.
A practical security analysis of WP2Shell (CVE-2026-63030) that explains what it exploits in a WordPress stack, how to patch it, and which indicators can help detect compromise early.
This post examines how a reflected XSS flaw in Zimbra's web client could be chained into full account takeover, what systems are affected, and how defenders should patch and harden immediately.
A deep-technical walkthrough of how stored XSS flaws can emerge in VMware admin interfaces, how the latest fixes likely map to common vulnerable patterns, and what engineers should inspect to harden similar enterprise dashboards.
A deep technical walkthrough for using JavaScript to test AI-powered web apps for prompt injection vectors, sensitive data leakage, and other model-exposure risks.
A deep-technical walkthrough for auditing Stripe integrations against Magecart-style C2 abuse, with practical checks for script integrity, token handling, and frontend supply-chain risk.
A deep technical walkthrough of the GitHub.dev one-click vulnerability that can expose full GitHub OAuth tokens, including how the attack works, what systems are affected, and how developers can defend against it.
This deep technical walkthrough traces a DACH-region ransomware kill chain from initial access through lateral movement and exfiltration, then maps each stage to code-level defenses for web applications.
Techniques and tools for detecting missing or weak postMessage origin validation in live web applications to prevent cross-origin attacks.
This post teaches techniques for testing CSV, PDF, and Excel export functions for permission bypass vulnerabilities.
This post examines how attackers can exploit web storage mechanisms to hijack user sessions and provides auditing techniques to identify these vulnerabilities.
Learn how to test internal dashboards for authorization vulnerabilities using JavaScript techniques.
A structured AI-assisted learning path that helps beginners build web security knowledge and progress toward practical auditing skills.
An overview of Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF), including how attackers exploit trusted server access to reach internal networks and the security risks involved.
An overview of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) covering common attack types, delivery vectors, and practical mitigation strategies for securing web applications.
An overview of broken access control, why it remains one of the most common security risks, and practical steps to prevent it.
An overview of why session management continues to fail and how broken authentication issues expose modern applications to security risks.
A practical developer-focused guide to the OWASP Top 10 critical web application risks and how to reduce them.
A practical exploration of five classic JavaScript weaknesses and how they manifest in modern single-page applications.
A practical look at why trusting frontend state leads to real security bugs, and how backend validation stops simple client-side abuse from becoming account compromise or data exposure.
A practical look at the common failure modes in SaaS AI integrations, from prompt injection and excessive tool access to weak tenant boundaries and unsafe output handling.
How to test AI-powered web applications for sensitive data exposure, RAG leakage, verbose responses, and unsafe client-side data handling.