Web safety matters. XSS is like sneaky bad notes, while CSRF tricks sites as if it's you. Both misuse website trust. We'll explore how they work and how to protect sites, including using CSRF tokens. Learn about online security with us!| Escape DAST - Application Security Blog
Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) are common security vulnerabilities. Discover IDOR real-life examples and best practices for GraphQL API| Escape - The API Security Blog
The relational aspect of GraphQL can be a vulnerability exploited by running deep and cyclic queries causing your API to crawl under the load and crash. That's a Denial of Service. Learn how it works and how you can protect your API!| Escape - The API Security Blog
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) happens when attackers send malicious scripts via web apps to end users. Learn how to remediate it in GraphQL apps.| Escape - The API Security Blog
We at Escape have been scanning GraphQL APIs for vulnerabilities for more than two years. In this post, we will share the most common GraphQL vulnerabilities, affecting close to all GraphQL APIs we have scanned. We strongly recommend you check your GraphQL APIs for these vulnerabilities.| Escape - The API Security Blog
You receive a call in the middle of the night from the SRE team: All production data has been deleted from your company's various relational databases. Many of the company's internal services are therefore down. You absolutely need to fix the problem immediately and identify the problem. Once you log| Escape - The API Security Blog
