Is a Serverless application more secure? No, it's not!
They’re not as serverless as it sounds and not more secure than other applications.
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SmartScanner 1.13 now has logs and more Joomla! tests
SmartScanner version 1.13 released. It now can scan more vulnerabilities for Joomla!
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Is your robots.txt file vulnerable? Here's how to check and secure it
A bad configured Robots.txt file is like a welcome sign to your website for hackers. Let’s see how to set up an efficient and secure robots.txt.
3 min read
How to Secure your NodeJs Express Javascript Application - part 2
Express is an easy-to-use web framework for NodeJs. In this article, we will review some of the common vulnerabilities in NodeJs Express projects and explain mitigations against them.
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SmartScanner now has a 64-bit version for Windows
SmartScanner version 1.12 is out with a new 64bit build. Of course, we didn’t forget to include new tests.
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How to Secure your NodeJs Express Javascript Application - part 1
Express is a fast, unopinionated, and minimalist web framework for Node.js. It has been a de facto choice for creating a web-server application in Node.js. If you want to use Express in your application, you need to read this article.
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Host Header Injection and Python Tests with SmartScanner 1.11
SmartScanner version 1.11 was released with new tests like Host Header Injection.
1 min read
5 Security Vulnerabilities You Can Fix Right Now
We usually think security and hacking are complicated—at least it’s super geeky in movies—but you will be surprised to see how easy you can fix some security problems even without programming knowledge. Let’s review and fix them right away.
3 min read
Apache and Express Path Traversal plus Nginx Restriction Bypass Tests with SmartScanner
15 new CVEs for Apache, Nginx, OpenSSL, and Express included in version 1.10 of SmartScanner. Download it now!
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Complete guide to HTTP Headers for securing websites (Cheat Sheet)
HTTP Headers are a great booster for web security with easy implementation. Proper HTTP headers can prevent security vulnerabilities like Cross-Site Scripting, Click-jacking, Packet sniffing and, information disclosure.
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