Any script without input checks is like a house with unlocked doors. Security teams see this mistake too often – automation tools accepting whatever data comes their way, no questions asked. We’ve learned the hard way that secure scripting practices…
That naive practice of hardcoding database passwords into config files? We see it constantly in bootcamp – students dropping AWS keys right into their repos, only to get slammed with $5k bills from crypto miners who snatched those exposed credentials.…
Watching new developers stumble with shell script security happens more than you’d think. The answer’s pretty simple though – put quotes around those variables like “$var” to lock things down. We’ve learned that eval can bite back if it’s not…
PowerShell scripts hold great power, yet they can easily become a hacker’s playground. System administrators must prioritize security before writing any code. A simple script gone wrong can leak private data or grant unauthorized access. PowerShell security doesn’t have to…
Most beginner developers don’t give Bash the respect it deserves. They’ll run scripts with root access, handle sensitive data, and brush off the basics of security. Big mistake. One wrong move with a poorly written script and you’re looking at…
Secure scripting starts with recognizing that tiny details can cause massive problems. Forgetting to quote a variable, misusing input, or hardcoding secrets may seem minor, but these mistakes have brought down countless systems. Whether you’re writing Bash scripts or PowerShell…
The code sits there, harmless at first glance. But Android’s component system doesn’t forgive careless mistakes. One developer’s oversight with a Broadcast Receiver turned into a security nightmare last month. Just like that. Now everyone’s scrambling to patch holes they…
Opening up an Android APK feels like cracking open a safe these days. ProGuard and R8 work overtime turning our neat, organized code into something that looks like a cat walked across the keyboard. They don’t just scramble things though.…
Use the right security tools and techniques to guard against tapjacking on Android. Apply touch filtering and window configuration to prevent malicious overlays. Keep both apps and users safe by staying alert to new threats and keeping everything updated. Key…
Use JavaScript in Android WebView only when it’s absolutely necessary, defaulting to disabled to shrink your attack surface. Always sanitize both user and external input, and never expose sensitive native APIs through JavaScript interfaces, especially for untrusted content. Stick with…
