Security | Privacy | Compliance
Security | Privacy | Compliance
Introduction Modern web applications feel faster, smarter, and more interactive than ever before. Dashboards update instantly, forms respond in real time, and content adapts dynamically to users. However, this same interactivity has kept cross-site scripting attacks relevant even in 2026.…
Introduction Remote work is no longer a temporary adjustment or a workplace trend. In 2026, it has become a permanent way of working for millions of professionals worldwide. Employees now access company systems from home networks, shared offices, cafés, and…
Introduction Traditional cyberattacks often rely on obvious malware files or suspicious executables. However, in 2026, many attackers no longer need custom tools to break into systems. Instead, they increasingly rely on living-off-the-land attacks to stay hidden. In a living-off-the-land attack,…
Introduction Email remains the most trusted and widely used communication channel for businesses. Invoices, password resets, approvals, and internal conversations all rely on it. However, this trust is exactly what attackers exploit through email spoofing attacks. Many organisations believe they…
Introduction CSRF attacks continue to be one of the most misunderstood yet dangerous web security issues. In a Cross-Site Request Forgery attack, the system does not break authentication or steal credentials. Instead, it abuses trust that already exists between a…
Introduction Cybersecurity is often described as a technical challenge. Firewalls, endpoint protection, encryption, and monitoring tools usually dominate the conversation. However, in 2026, most successful cyber incidents do not begin with advanced exploits. Instead, they start with everyday human behaviour.…
Introduction Modern workplaces depend heavily on cloud applications. Employees collaborate, share files, automate tasks, and manage projects using digital tools every day. However, not all of these tools are approved or even known to the IT team. This is where…
Introduction Modern applications constantly exchange structured data between systems. To make this possible, developers rely on a process called serialization, which converts objects into formats that applications can store or transmit. However, when this process is implemented without proper validation,…
Introduction APIs and internal networks are often treated as safe by default. However, attacks like ARP spoofing prove that trusted networks can still be abused from the inside. Offices, corporate Wi-Fi, and shared environments frequently rely on assumptions that attackers…
Introduction Modern applications handle user input constantly. File uploads, downloads, URLs, search parameters, and API requests all rely on user-supplied data. Because of this, input validation plays a critical role in application security. When developers fail to validate input correctly,…
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