AI Security
Learn about AI security vulnerabilities including prompt injection, jailbreaking, and data poisoning. Understand how to secure LLM-powered applications.
For vibe coders who want to ship secure code
Learn to identify and prevent security vulnerabilities. Each guide explains how attacks work and how to protect your applications.
Learn about AI security vulnerabilities including prompt injection, jailbreaking, and data poisoning. Understand how to secure LLM-powered applications.
Learn how broken authentication vulnerabilities allow attackers to bypass login systems, hijack sessions, and impersonate users. Covers weak passwords, session flaws, and credential stuffing.
Learn about container escape vulnerabilities, Docker and Kubernetes security risks, and how to protect containerized applications from breakout attacks.
Learn how cryptographic failures expose sensitive data through weak encryption, poor hashing, hardcoded keys, and missing TLS. Covers password storage, key management, and modern crypto standards.
Learn how insecure deserialization vulnerabilities enable remote code execution, privilege escalation, and denial of service attacks.
Learn how file upload vulnerabilities allow attackers to upload malicious files, achieve remote code execution, and compromise servers. Covers bypass techniques and secure upload handling.
Learn about OAuth 2.0 and SAML authentication vulnerabilities including token attacks, XML signature bypass, SSO exploitation, and secure implementation patterns.
Learn about SQL injection attacks, from basic UNION-based attacks to blind SQL injection. Master prevention with parameterized queries.
Learn how API keys, passwords, and credentials get leaked in source code, git history, and client-side bundles. Master secrets management.
Learn how SSRF vulnerabilities allow attackers to make requests from your server to internal systems, cloud metadata, and protected resources. Covers cloud attacks, prevention, and real-world breaches.
Learn how SSTI vulnerabilities allow attackers to inject malicious code into template engines like Jinja2, Twig, and Freemarker. Covers detection, exploitation, and prevention techniques.
Learn how supply chain attacks compromise dependencies and package registries to inject malicious code into applications through trusted packages.