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Cloud Pentesting vs. Scanning: Understanding the Distinction
Introduction Securing these dynamic environments has become critical as more businesses migrate their infrastructure to the cloud. However, there’s often confusion between cloud scanning and cloud pentesting. While both are vital parts of a robust cloud security program, they serve very different purposes and should not be seen as interchangeable. In this blog, we break […]
How AI Can Detect and Prevent Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Introduction In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, zero-day vulnerabilities pose a significant threat to organizations across industries. These vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous because they are unknown to the vendor or the security community at the time of discovery, making traditional detection methods ineffective. As a result, organizations are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence […]
Binary Exploitation: 64-bit Buffer Overflow Attack
Hello security folks, before I start let me first introduce myself. I am Krishna Jaishwal aka jarvis0p, a security consultant at Securify AI LLC. This write up is going to be complete beginners friendly, a guide to perform 64-bit buffer overflow attack. Along the way you ll learn some fundamentals of assembly, payload creation, and getting code execution.
CI/CD Pipeline Security: Safeguarding Your Development Process
In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipelines have become crucial for automating code integration, testing, and deployment. However, this streamlined process introduces unique security challenges. What is a CI/CD Pipeline? Think of a CI/CD pipeline as an assembly line for software. As developers push code to a central repository, the pipeline […]
Automating Path Traversal Detection in Client-Side Code: Enhancing Security and Efficiency
Path traversal vulnerabilities represent one of the most persistent and dangerous threats in web application security. These vulnerabilities allow attackers to bypass directory structures and access unauthorized files—such as configuration files, system credentials, or source code—by manipulating user inputs that reference file paths. While server-side path traversal is well-documented, client-side vulnerabilities are equally critical yet […]
Demystifying CORS and the Same-Origin Policy
In today’s interconnected web landscape, Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and the same-origin policy are fundamental security concepts that every web developer must understand. Understanding the Same-Origin Policy The same-origin policy is a critical security mechanism implemented by web browsers that restricts how documents or scripts from one origin can interact with resources from another. An […]
Mastering CSPT Detection: Automate Client-Side Security with Gecko and Advanced Analysis
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Securing Multi-Cloud: Proven Strategies, Common Challenges, and Essential Tools.
Securing Multi-Cloud: Proven Strategies, Common Challenges, and Essential Tools
LLM Prompt Injection: What Is It And Why Your Friendly AI Might Go Rogue
Ever tried to give someone instructions, only for them to misinterpret it and do something completely offbeat? Now, imagine doing that to an AI model—one that’s supposed to be super smart. That, in essence, is what LLM prompt injection is all about. Only, it’s not the AI model’s fault—it’s ours (humans, again messing things up […]
Securing Open-Source Software: The Importance of Software Composition Analysis (SCA)
In today’s software development landscape, open-source components have become the backbone of modern applications. In fact, over 90% of apps rely on open-source libraries to speed up development. However, this widespread use introduces significant security, legal, and compliance risks if left unchecked. This is where Software Composition Analysis (SCA) steps in as a vital tool […]
