Credits: pexels.com (Photo by Nemuel) You can spot the signs of a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack if you know where to look, usually, it’s hiding in plain sight, buried in a comment box or a URL parameter. Developers at our…
You can almost hear the collective sigh in a dev room when someone mentions SQL injection. It’s the sort of thing that can turn a quiet night into a disaster, and we’ve seen it firsthand, one overlooked line, and suddenly…
Credits: pexels.com (Photo by Olia Danilevich) There’s this thing that happens when you first start coding PHP, building out features feels like magic, and it’s easy to get swept up in the rush. Security? Most folks push it to the…
PHP apps get hammered by attacks every day. SQL injection, XSS, file upload tricks, you name it. If you want your code to hold up, you have to treat security as the default, not an afterthought. That means validating user…
We don’t often think about how dangerous something as simple as a file can be. But we’ve seen firsthand how just one insecure file operation can open a backdoor into an otherwise secure .NET Core application. That’s why we can’t…
We didn’t always think about roles and policies. Back when we built our first API, we just wanted it to work. But once real users started logging in, asking questions they shouldn’t ask, or seeing things they shouldn’t see—things clicked.…
We’ve all stared down a blank code editor, thinking our app’s solid, airtight, ready to ship. But then—bam. A script injection sneaks in. Not because we didn’t care, but because we assumed something we shouldn’t. That’s how Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)…
There’s something quiet but powerful about watching a form fail. Not because it breaks, but because it catches what’s broken before it becomes a problem. We’ve all filled out a form, clicked submit, and been nudged—sometimes not so gently—by a…
We run into the same headache every time—how do we keep secrets like API keys and passwords safe in our .NET Core projects? It’s easy to slip up and leave something sensitive in source control, especially when we’re moving fast.…
It hit us once while debugging a nasty crash—we’d leaned too hard on .NET’s automatic memory management. Assumed the garbage collector would save us. Thought Span would catch everything. But we were wrong. Deep in one of our async calls,…
