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On December 9th, 2021, the log4shell vulnerability hit the news and it has since been every security team’s worst nightmare: trivially exploitable, huge impact with RCE (Remote Code Execution), on a component widely used across traditional enterprise technological stacks, both in in-house and third-party software. All this combined explains its CVSS rating of 10 – […]
In this first episode in the webinar series, Dr Philippe de Ryck and Colin Domoney discuss API security today and the challenges presented by the OWASP API security top 10. Questions from attendees were addressed throughout the webinar.
Dec 22nd 2021. Author: Dr. Philippe de Ryck, Pragmatic Web Security, Like them or hate them, JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are everywhere. OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect rely heavily on JWTs. Many applications use JWTs to implement custom security mechanisms. And every language or framework offers plenty of support for JWTs. Unfortunately, JWTs also lie […]
Spring Boot is a popular framework to build applications and APIs. Leveraging the Springfox project and code annotations, developers can generate OAS files with a high 42Crunch Security Audit score. What is the 42Crunch Security Audit? The 42Crunch Security Audit is one of 3 services from the 42Crunch API Security Platform: it consumes OpenAPI (Swagger) […]
In this tutorial we show you how to create a new OpenAPI file in Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code) using the 42Crunch OpenAPI Editor and go through some of the useful features in the editor.