Black Box Fuzzers Black box fuzzers attack code vulnerabilities the same way a real-world cybercriminal would so you can find code weaknesses before they are exploited. A form of dynamic application security testing (DAST), this tool attacks from outside the application code, using a wide range of malformed or partial code data injections to find unexpected code input […]
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The Importance of Black Box Fuzzing in Key Industries guide is an in-depth look at various important industries that need a Black Box Fuzzing tool. These industries produce apps and software for connected Internet of Things (IoT) smart devices and must keep them protected from a cyberattack. Securing Code in Key Industries With Black Box Fuzzing […]
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Web application attacks are one of the biggest causes of data breaches. However, many organizations are either unwilling or unable to prioritizing application security. Our 2022 Application Security Report sheds some light on why this might be. The Breakdown of the Application Security Report Results This Application Security Report shows one of the biggest causes […]
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What is Black Box Fuzzing and why do you need it? Black box fuzzers attack code vulnerabilities the same way a malicious actor would. Black box fuzzing is a type of dynamic application security testing (DAST) that uses one of the widest ranges of attacks to find unexpected code input errors. The goal is to […]
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With cybercrime on the rise, unpublished vulnerabilities are the unknown menace threatening organizations today. Systems can have unseen vulnerabilities that are only discoverable with an unknown amount of input possibilities that can lead to a gap in your security. Your security should not be left up to chance. Vulnerability analysis for detecting these possible known […]
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In our fast-paced digital world, the pressure is on to release new apps, features and enhancements as quickly and as often as possible. But how do you manage constant code changes without introducing security vulnerabilities? And how do you address the elephant in the room that comes with increased usage of cloud apps in the […]
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While fuzzing may sound like just another buzzword in the cybersec landscape, it has continued to gain popularity over the last several years and shows no signs of going away. Development teams know that unless their developers all just came down from Mount Olympus, there are likely to be security holes in their applications – […]
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In a recent cyber-attack, a metallurgy company became infected with ransomware. The firm shut down for a week to deal with the infection; the final costs for the system backup and production downtime came to over 50 million euros ($54 million). This follows a Kaspersky report, “The State of Industrial Cybersecurity” that shows 70% of […]
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Why is Security Testing Important for Medical Devices? Security testing for networked medical devices should be one of the top priorities, to ensure safety and privacy. Medical devices, fully self-sufficient appliances, aim to revolutionize the healthcare industry. They educate and empower patients to keep a check on their health, aid doctors and patients detect disease(s), assist […]
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Hackers vs. Applications A homeowner thinks to secure himself using a lock that can only be opened with the correct key. The burglar may ignore the complexities of lock-picking and try to slide a flexible plastic sheet through the gap between the door and the door jamb to push the catch back. In other words, […]
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