Learn About Application Protection
Overview The application protection feature is developed based on the runtime application self-protection (RASP) technology. This feature can detect attacks
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What are file upload vulnerabilities?
File upload vulnerabilities arise from insecure file upload implementations. Especially when the component performs poor or no validation at all
Read MoreWhat is a Java Deserialization
A Java deserialization vulnerability occurs when a Java application deserializes untrusted data and is a seldom-mentioned yet massive Application Security issue.
Read MoreWhat is XSS?
Cross-site scripting is an attack performed on vulnerable web applications that manipulates the app to send malicious scripts to users.
Read MoreWhat Is a Java SQL Injection?
SQL injections are one of the most common web application security threats used by attackers. SQL injection attacks, or SQLi attacks, have
Read MoreWhat is path traversal?
Path traversal is also known as directory traversal. These vulnerabilities enable an attacker to read arbitrary files on the server
Read MoreWhat Is Command Injection?
Command injection is a technique where a malicious actor tries to execute OS commands on the system hosting the application.
Read MoreWhat is shift left?
Introduction to shift left In the fast-paced realm of software development, DevOps, and DevSecOps, the shift left testing methodology is gaining traction. In
Read MoreWhat is the SDLC?
SDLC defined SDLC stands for software development lifecycle. It’s a ubiquitous framework for managing an entire software project from start
Read MoreDynamic application security testing (DAST)
Why is DAST important for application security? Although billions of dollars have been invested into AppSec tools, 85% of applications
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