You might have heard of typosquatting in cybersecurity and phishing, but it’s hard to find examples before they’ve been removed. A recent Nuget vulnerability shows exactly what can happen when…
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If you use any Sneeit WordPress themes or plugins, you should probably update it now. The Sneeit framework was found to have several vulnerabilities including remote code execution detailed in…
The CSV-to-SortTable WordPress plugin is a handy little tool for site owners, but its codebase shows that it was not built with hackers in mind. CSV-to-SortTable does not validate files…
A common programming mistake is thinking that what can’t be seen on the public web can’t possibly be a vulnerability. WordPress site owners entrust their security to plugin developers, which…
Most applications need a database to store backend data, and Google Firebase is a great choice for serverless data management. It’s a cloud-based database hosted in Google Cloud, and it’s…
It’s common in coding to work with CSV (Comma Separated Values) files to transfer data between platforms or allow users to download files that can then be used in their…
As a programmer, you will often work with user sessions. A user session is a randomly generated alphanumeric value that identifies the user on the server. In most applications, the…
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