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Reverse Engineering Android Applications to Discover Hard Coded Credentials (APK’s)

Mobile Applications have quickly become a part of our daily lives. To date, there are over 2.6 million applications on the Google Play store alone. In this article we will be looking at reverse engineering Android applications to find hard coded credentials. These credentials, in a real life scenario, would likely be hard coded API keys.

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NoSQL Injection (Part 1 of the SQL Series)

In this blog we'll go over everything you need to know about NoSQL Injection vulnerabilities and how to find them using traditional databases. This is part 1 of the two part blog series.

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Avoiding Common Pitfalls – As A Junior Developer

Interested in a career as a Junior Developer? Here are some common pitfalls that Junior Developers fall into and how you can avoid them. This blog acts as a guide for those who are wanting to be junior developers.

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Beyond Passwords

In our last blog we spoke about how using a simple passphrase is more secure than using any complex unfriendly passwords. This blog will expand on this concept and introduce a few more things we can do to make user accounts even more secure.

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How To Make Sure Your Secure Password Policy Is Actually Secure

We all know the definition: a password policy is a set of rules designed to enhance computer security by preventing users from configuring weak and predictable passwords and protecting the passwords from common attacks such as automated guessing. Yet how do we actually decide which rules are appropriate for our password policy?

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Why Developers Need Penetration Testing

This blog covers why Developers need Penetration Testing and how else they can take action to protect themselves from data breaches & cyber attacks.

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CryptoJacking – Give Me Your Computing Power

This blog discusses what Crypto Jacking is and how its used. Have a read for a deep dive into this topic and how businesses can protect themselves from it.

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