OWASP Guide: Part 3

In this post we are going to finish with the guide that we started a few days ago about OWASP. This is the third and final part of this complete OWASP guide. OWASP Zed Attack Proxy Probably not [...]

Today we continue with the second part of the guide on OWASP, in which we will follow the point where we left it in the first part of the guide. OWASP Testing Guide The OWASP Testing Framework is [...]

Social engineering is the art of manipulating and tricking people into giving up confidential data without being aware of what they are really doing. This art can be manifested and orchestrated [...]

Have your credentials been hacked and dumped into haveibeenpwned? Do you use one of the worst 2018 passwords? Is your bank account password the same one than the one you used for that old website [...]

Today, we are going to start publishing a series of posts about OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project). As a TV show, it will be divided in weekly episodes, so the full content [...]

A 51% attack on a blockchain takes place when malicious actors try to take control of more than 50% of the network’s computing power. Whenever a transaction is performed on a blockchain, it is [...]

Specialized press and even mass media are currently packed with publications talking about Huawei and how the Chinese company may be a threat to all of us. But having so much information can lead [...]

The RSA Conference is one of the most attractive events in the security world, not only because of the speakers, the content and the networking opportunities, but also because the security world [...]

Jim Morrison sang: “We want the world and we want it now!”… it sounds like the current worldwide anthem for everything and Cloud migration isn’t an exception. From a [...]