Category - API Security Blog

A security researcher has found a way to bypass the iPhone’s Face ID facial recognition system using a 3D-printed mask.

The post Apples Face ID can be fooled by masks appeared first on ExtremeTech https://t.co/yWwHEBdBQZ ...

October 24, 2021

They make our lives easier, but they also create security risks that need to be mitigated. The more APIs are used, the greater their potential to be attacked. This book will help you understand how to ...

October 24, 2021

The author of this article is a fucking idiot

The author of this article is a fucking idiot https://t.co/bRg1pJ112y ...

October 24, 2021

Im a big fan of the new Kindle Oasis.

If you love reading, this is the best e-reader on the market today. Its not cheap at $249, but it has features that make it worth every penny. The Good: The screen is beautiful and easy to read in ...

October 24, 2021

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You can't have a "tournament" without rules, so I'm going to lay out the rules for this tournament here. 2. If you want to participate in the tournament, read these rules and then post below saying t ...

October 23, 2021

I’m a software engineer living in San Francisco.

I like to make things, and I like to teach others how to make things too. I've been working with computers since the early 90s when my dad brought home an old 386 IBM clone that he picked up at a gar ...

October 23, 2021

The feedback loop that discovers, monitors, and secures APIs must be automated to ensure the DevOps teams agility is not impeded.

The first step in establishing a successful relationship between SecOps and DevOps teams is to establish an API security feedback loop that can discover, monitor, and secure APIs. The feedback loop sh ...

October 23, 2021

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You can't make a single-player game that is also a multiplayer game. 2. The only way to make a multiplayer game is to have the players play against each other, not with each other (or at least not in ...

October 23, 2021