Few years ago I found myself looking for a firewall. I’ve looked at various options from various security companies, but couldn’t find what I was looking for – the firewalls at the time were either too

Login pages – they’re everywhere. Almost every website has a login page – from big companies to discussion forums. In this blog post I’ll try to explain how login pages work and also show how to create

You visited a website, you saw a green padlock saying “Secure”. Cool. But what does that actually mean? Does that mean a website can’t be hacked? Let me start with the actual difference.. HTTP? HTTPS?

CSRF. Easy, enormously effective, frequently misunderstood. This attack can be called a sleeping lion because it is not taken as seriously as it should be. But what and just how bad is it? Cross-Site Request

SQL Injection is one of the most dangerous, common and widely exploited vulnerabilities on the web today. Let's see what it is, how it works & how it can be mitigated If you’re decently security-minded,

Introduction It happened. Someone told me a website was invulnerable. Coincidentally, since it also happened to belong to a highschool, I took it as a challenge, obtained permission to find flaws in it