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January 2021

iOS App Security: 6 Ways How Apple Protects the User's Data

Apple loves bragging about how secure their devices are. Not without reason: there are lots of security features you probably use daily, including code autofill, password reuse auditing, Safari built-in privacy, and many more. Same for developers. For example, Apple doesn't release their source code to app developers for security reasons. And the owners of iOS devices can't modify the code on their phones themselves.

Everything You Need to Know About Web Socket Pentesting

WebSockets is a bi-directional, full-duplex communications protocol initiated over HTTP. They are commonly used in modern web applications for streaming data, Chat applications, and other asynchronous traffic. It is a protocol where the client and server can send the messages simultaneously over the channel.

Understanding JusPay Data Breach

Juspay, an Indian payment service provider, which processes transactions for giants like Amazon, MakeMyTrip, Airtel, Flipkart, Uber and Swiggy suffered from a data breach resulting in 3.5 crore records of customer data being compromised. The data dump contains sensitive information including the card’s merchant brand, expiry date, the first six and last four digits, user name, email IDs and phone numbers. This data can be put together and used for phishing scams.

What's the Difference Between Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning?

Is your network secure from outside attacks? What steps is your organization taking to keep its intellectual property and client data safe? Penetration and vulnerability scanning are two tools that can help identify gaps in your network security. In this article, we’ll look at how you can use these tools to evaluate your companies risk factors and whether penetration testing or vulnerability scanning is the right solution for you.