There is a lot of exposed data floating on the web. People hear about such events all the time – it seems like data breaches are becoming more and more common. With data breaches being so prevalent, one

While browsing the web, you click on a link. The link leads you to a page like this: Looks like a usual login page, right? Let’s try logging in. You go off to Discord and your friend asks for the URL of

If you’re a web developer, you’re probably fammiliar with .htaccess. If you’re not, let me give you a quick introduction: .htaccess is a part of Apache. A .htaccess file provides a way to make configuration

Since I started building websites few years ago, I’ve created a few projects. Some of them never saw daylight, some of them were deleted upon creation, some of them still reside in my project archive.

You know what surprises me the most in regards to data breaches? It’s the fact that people still continue to use passwords like “password” or “123456” to protect their accounts. Think I’m kidding? I’m

As you might already know, back in 2014, I’ve developed a custom Web Application Firewall. The primary reason I’ve started making it is that I wanted to have one file that I could incorporate into a website

When someone mentions WordPress, you will often hear people saying “don’t use it, it’s insecure”. In a sense, those people are right – there is no such thing as a “silver bullet” in security. There are

Honestly, this is a blog title I’ve never expected to write, but hey, data breaches happen – no website is exempt from that. I will begin with a little bit of a backstory: I’ve found flaws in a website

Here’s a scenario: You create a website and make it available online. Your website ends up getting hacked (it happens frequently, by the way..) The nefarious party is able to inject some malicious javascript