The vibe coding revolution has empowered millions to build and deploy websites using natural languages. Entrepreneurs, artists, and small businesses can now bring their ideas to life online without writing a single line of code. But has this convenience come at a hidden security cost?
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In the vast world of the internet, there are millions of websites, each with their unique identity and purpose. But what lies behind these websites? What technologies and tools power them, and what potential vulnerabilities might exist?
To understand this better, we’ve decided to take a closer look at the Tranco (https://tranco-list.eu/) Top 1 Million websites on the internet. We have carefully examined and analyzed these websites, trying to uncover the technologies and the tools/technologies that are used to build and operate them.
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In this blog, we'll explore a simple way to disable SSL pinning in Android apps. But first, let's break down how BurpSuite intercepts HTTPS Traffic, ensuring that beginners can follow along with what we're discussing.
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In this blog, we explore the efficiency of Golang's Goroutines and Waitgroups and how these can help write faster code.
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SAML stands for Security Assertion Markup Language. It is a standard commonly used Single Sign-On (SSO). It is an XML-based open-standard for transferring identity data or authorization credentials between two parties: an identity provider (IdP) and a service provider (SP).
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GraphQL is a query language that allows you to request data from a server. Instead of getting a fixed set of data, like in traditional APIs, you can send a query to the server specifying exactly what data you need. You define the structure of the data you want and the server responds with that specific data, nothing more and nothing less.
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