Free Post XSS Ranked #1 Top Threat of 2024 by MITRE and CISA As we draw near the end of 2024, MITRE have taken a look back at the security vulnerabilities discovered throughout the year and published their list of the Top 25...
Free Post Report URI Report URI Penetration Test 2024 It's that time of year again! At Report URI, we've just been through our 5th penetration test, and as usual, we're going to publish...
Free Post Report URI Report URI: Simplifying pricing and changes to free accounts We've been making great progress on developing new features at Report URI recently, and over the coming months, you're going to see many of them launched!...
Free Post TLS Are shorter certificates finally coming?! Regular readers will know my views on the validity period of TLS certificates, and how they definitely need to be made shorter than they currently are! We made some good...
Free Post ios18 iOS 18 Quick Tips; Security Edition Having recently updated to iOS 18, there are a couple of features that I've immediately enabled now that they're available! I'm going to share...
Free Post Report URI Introducing Frame Watch: Monitor payment page activity with ease! For a long time, Report URI has been helping website owners deliver a more secure browsing experience for their users. With this latest release of a new feature, called Frame...
Free Post I'm a Microsoft MVP again! After getting my first MVP Award last year, I'm super happy to see that I have been renewed for 2024! MVP Developer Security I'm glad that...
Free Post PCI DSS PCI DSS 4.0.1; What's Changed? Back in April 2022, I published PCI DSS 4.0; It's time to get serious on Magecart, and I was seriously impressed with the stance that the PCI...
Free Post Warning users of the Polyfill[.]io supply chain attack! I'm sure many of you have heard of the recent issues around the Polyfill supply chain attack. In short, a popular domain used for loading JavaScript, polyfill[.]io,...
Free Post PCI DSS PCI DSS 4.0; Certificate Transparency Monitoring is mandatory! I've previously covered two of the major new requirements coming in PCI DSS 4.0, and now it's time to take a look at another one!...
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