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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 conducted after a developer finishes working on a piece of code, another developer then analyses it for obvious logical errors in the code?, are all requirements…

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…