This course will teach you how to build and break an API in record time including the API top 10.

The XSS Rat is a security researcher, author, speaker and trainer who has been working with web application security since 2010. He's currently employed as a Senior Security Consultant for one of Euro ...

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The XSS Rat is a well-known and respected ethical hacker who has been working in the field for over 10 years.

He's also an instructor at Offensive Security, teaching penetration testing classes to students around the world. The XSS Rat is one of the most prolific researchers on our team, having found hundreds ...

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If you’re looking for a course that will teach you how to hack into an API, this is the one.

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API security has often been a blind spot for enterprises.

In fact, it’s very common to see unauthenticated APIs. In most cases, these mostly occur due to overlooked authentication and authorization protection for the APIs in the development process. Someti ...

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I’m a guy who has been in the fandom for years, and I’ve seen a lot of shit.

This is my attempt to help people avoid some of that shit. I'll be honest with you: this isn't going to be an easy read. It's not meant to be; it's meant to give you information that will make your l ...

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I’m a fan of the new look and feel, but I think it could be improved.

The New Look & Feel I like the new look and feel. It’s clean, simple, and easy to read. The colors are bright without being too loud or distracting (although some people may disagree). And there ...

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I’m a software engineer at Google.

I work on the Chrome team, where I help make web apps run faster and more securely. I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2011 with a degree in Computer Science. During my time there, I worked as an intern ...

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OAuth 2 is a protocol that enables third-party applications to be able to talk to an HTTP service.

There are four basic roles in OAuth 2 that need to be understood: the resource owner, the client, the authorization server and the resource server. The authorization server issues access tokens which ...

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