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Both Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) are malicious attacks on web applications that exploit weaknesses in how a web server handles URLs. Despite sharing similarities, CSRF …

At Aardwolf Security, our primary goal is to help businesses identify and address vulnerabilities in their IT networks. By conducting a comprehensive network assessment, we can provide valuable insights and …

A code review is an essential pillar of quality software development, helping to ensure that the final product not only performs correctly but does so safely and securely. As a …

Cross-Site Request Forgery, or CSRF is an attack that forcefully makes an authenticated user submit a malicious request against a Web application they are authenticated to. This attack intends to …

Simply put, a code review, or peer code review, is the act of systematically checking code of peers to point out mistakes. It has been shown to streamline and accelerate …

Businesses should conduct regular network assessments to ensure that their IT processes are performing efficiently. From identifying obsolete hardware and software to improving security and devising disaster plans, a well-designed …

Have you ever considered a network assessment for your business but are not sure what exactly it does and how it benefits your business? A network assessment is a detailed …

The Mobile Application Penetration Testing Methodology shifts its focus from conventional application security, according to which the threat primarily originates from internet. A Mobile Application Penetration Testing Methodology focuses on …

What is Web Application Security? Web application security in its basic form is the idea of ensuring websites function as expected from a security perspective. It includes a collection of …

Often when conducting penetration tests, there is a need to carry out full-fledged black box testing. This is where a security professional has to deal with firewalls or other restriction …