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[tl;dr sec] #169 - Top 10 Web Hacking Techniques of 2022, Finding Malicious Dependencies, Fearless CORS
Portswigger released a curated list of awesome web security research from last year, some approaches to finding malicious dependencies + open source tools, a great deep dive into CORS + principles on making a solid CORS middleware library
[tl;dr sec] #168 - GCP and Azure Storage Threat Models, macOS Security, Red Team Resources
Detailed threat models for Google Cloud Storage and Azure Storage, Mac malware of 2022 and emerging payload obfuscation techniques, reverse engineering Rust binaries, offensive security and RE course, and more.
[tl;dr sec] #166 - 2023 Security Predictions, Vuln Hunting with App Server Logs, Enforcing Device AuthN
Predictions for offense, from security leaders, and AWS, high signal vuln finding from application runtime exceptions, how Pinterest enforces managed and compliant devices in their Okta flow.
[tl;dr sec] #165 - Hunting for Malicious Persistence in the Cloud, GitHub Action Security, Dark Sides of Machine Learning
How to detect malicious persistence in AWS, GCP, and Azure, leaking GitHub Action secrets and improving OIDC security posture, will ChatGPT degrade communication online?
[tl;dr sec] #161 - ChatGPT, Scaling Vulnerability Management in Microservices, Supply Chain
Many varied examples of using ChatGPT, how Lyft precisely fixes OS and OS-package level vulnerabilities across ~1,000 services, Sigstore and dangerous subtleties in the GitHub download artifacts API.
[tl;dr sec] #162 - Meaningful Security Product Metrics, Vulnerability Inbox Zero, Joe Sullivan Trial Deep Dive
How to justify the value of your security team's investments and prioritize, how to build an Inbox Zero vulnerability management approach, Magoo's detailed blameless post-mortem of USA vs Joe Sullivan.