APIs are everywhere, and it’s impossible to know all of them.

You can’t rely on manual processes for visibility into your attack surface. Lack of understanding about the risk that APIs present? Even if you have a good handle on what APIs you have in your envi ...

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I’m a fan of the new format.

It does what it sets out to do, and I think that’s great https://t.co/C6Sz4GxrMm ...

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We’re going to be sending you a lot of emails from now on

We're going to be sending you a lot of emails from now on https://t.co/bBgvdTKAKE ...

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I’m a software engineer at Google, and I make things.

I was born in the late 80s, which means that my first computer was an Apple IIe. My parents bought it for me when I was 8 years old because they wanted to teach me how to program. They were right: pro ...

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If you are a developer, you need to know about API Security.

Read More 3 July 2021 API Security Need to Know: T tl;dr: If you are a developer, you need to know about API Security https://t.co/gwbahdf0I9 ...

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You should only trust your own APIs and the data they return.

No one else. 5. Use a Centralized Logging System for All API Traffic to Keep Track of Everything That Happens in Your Network This is an important security principle that will stay with us forever: ...

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It’s not a good idea to use the same password for multiple sites.

tl;dr: Don’t reuse passwords. Use a password manager and two-factor authentication whenever possible. tl;dr: If you have an account on any site that has been breached, change your password immediate ...

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I’m not sure what the best way to do this is.

I don’t think it should be done by changing the language, but rather by adding a new library or two that provide these features. I want to thank @brentsimmons for his feedback on an earlier draft of ...

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