Do you know what 23andMe, Jason’s Deli, North Face, and Hot Topic have in common? They’ve all been breached by successful credential stuffing attacks in the last year! An attack type that has gained prominence in recent years is credential stuffing. In this blog, we will explore what credential stuffing is, discuss current approaches to mitigate this type of attack, and their weaknesses. Additionally, we’ll share our insights on what needs to be. What is…
ChatGPT is spreading like wildfire all over the internet, being used in everything from casual tools to cybersecurity and even industrial applications. It’s so popular, I wouldn’t be shocked if it starts running a nuclear power plant soon (if it isn’t already)! Using OpenAI’s ChatGPT-3.5, ChatGPT-4, and earlier models like Davinci costs a few cents per 1K tokens (around 200 words). It may seem like pocket change, but those costs can really add up when…
What are DDoS attack tools? DDoS attacks are cyber- attacks targeted at rendering certain computers, network systems and servers non-functional. The processes involved in its execution can be however complicated. Attackers have to carry out a long series of actions that involve social engineering, data breaches and sometimes even system testing. Due to the sophistication of these activities, tools have been developed to facilitate DDoS attacks for pen testers. Although, it is kind of two…
Introduction With online gambling clubs turning into a staple alternative across nations like the United Kingdom, numerous sites are showing up out of nowhere and not all are protected or secure. Numerous club regulars pick to utilize correlation locales, as the UK gambling clubs recorded at believed sites like Casimple.com all get autonomously checked to guarantee they are completely authorized and reasonable. There is little uncertainty with regards to why the internet betting climate is…
Last month, Wallarm Cybersecurity Strategist Kavya Pearlman interviewed cyberwar fare expert Chris Kubecka via a webinar session that was well attended and very timely discussion. If you missed the webinar, worry not! Here is a quick recap of the discussion around “Application Security in the age of Cyberwar”. These days we must be prepared to fight off not just hackers in search of simple financial gain, but malicious actors funded by hostile states. Asymmetry is…
Even web application APIs can be subject to race conditions. Check out where it can happen such as the cases of HTTP pipelining, splitting HTTP and others.
