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An attempt to exploit a weakness in a system, either for nefarious or research reasons. Questions with this tag should be about designing, carrying out, or defending against the attack itself, rather than about the underlying weakness.
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What is a reasonable timeframe that should be defined and enforced for access token expiry t... [duplicate]
What is a reasonable timeframe that should be defined and enforced for access token expiry to reduce
the risk of unauthorized access?
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Are polyglot microservices (multiple technologies) more secure than using a single technolog...
As a full-stack cloud-native (AWS, Azure, and GCP) polyglot (Rust, Golang, Python, and Java) microservices developer, the nagging question that I have is if the use of multiple technology frameworks v …
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How does one defend against software supply chain attacks?
the Solarwinds attack, since many organisations have no access to the source codes of the software vendors from whom they just consume the services, how can organisations defend against supply chain attacks …
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How does one detect and deter golden SAML attacks?
How does one defend, detect and deter golden SAML attacks? …
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