Fuzzing is a technique for generating malformed inputs to an API or application in order to trigger unexpected behaviour.

By using fuzzing, you can identify vulnerabilities that would otherwise be missed by traditional testing techniques. The paper provides a detailed overview of the process of fuzzing and how it can be ...

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API security is a broad topic, and this article can’t cover all the details.

Instead, it will focus on the top ten OWASP API security risks and how to test for them. We'll end with a checklist you can use as a reference when setting up your own tests https://t.co/70Ibt66SCq ...

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Static code analysis is insufficient in identifying the types of API logic flaws that lead to major API breach.

How to protect your APIs? There are a number of ways you can protect your APIs from attacks:  1. Automated Security Testing:  Automated security testing tools such as Brakeman and Code Climate can ...

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I’m not sure if I like this book.

The writing is good, but the story seems to be a bit lacking and it doesn’t seem to go anywhere. I don’t know what else to say about this book. It was just ok for me. The writing is really well don ...

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The best of the best.

The Best of the Best: The Top 5 Products for 2019 1. Keto Chow 2 https://t.co/iV0tLGcfLX ...

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I’m not a fan of the new “favorites” feature.

I don’t like it when people change things that I use and rely on, especially if they do so without telling me about it first. So when Google announced that Gmail was going to start showing you a list ...

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I’m a software engineer.

I like to write code, and solve problems. I also like to teach people how to do the same thing. If you want me as your teacher, please contact me at jonathan@jonathanslenders https://t.co/vEbujtnKiR ...

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I have a problem with the way that we are currently handling the issue of “how do I know if my code is correct?” I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and it’s something that has come up in various conversations.

It's not an easy thing to talk about because it touches on some very fundamental issues around how we write software. But I think it's worth talking about, so here goes: How do you know your code wor ...

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