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Access Approved: What Are Access Control Vulnerabilities?

Access Approved: What Are Access Control Vulnerabilities?

by codelabs | Jul 19, 2024 | Web Applications

0. Overview Web applications actively facilitate business operations, allowing businesses to interact with customers, streamline processes, and deliver crucial services over the internet. Cyber attackers often focus on these applications because of their online...
Crafting a Winning Cybersecurity Resume: 8 Tips and Tricks

Crafting a Winning Cybersecurity Resume: 8 Tips and Tricks

by codelabs | Jul 17, 2024 | Career Advice

Throughout my cybersecurity career, I’ve reviewed what I imagine is hundreds of resumes – and I still have several sitting in my review queue. I’ve done this as a professional responsibility, a freelance offering, and as a pro-bono activity for volunteer...
Hacker Summer Camps for Kids: A Parent’s Guide

Hacker Summer Camps for Kids: A Parent’s Guide

by codelabs | Jul 5, 2024 | Cybersecurity Awareness

Introduction Summer has arrived, granting our kids plenty of free time. As parents, we often find ourselves conflicted about whether to allow our kids to roam wild like free-range chickens or to keep them busy and engaged with stimulating activities. Both options...
Getting Started with IoT & Hardware Hacking: Part One- Don’t Break the Bank

Getting Started with IoT & Hardware Hacking: Part One- Don’t Break the Bank

by codelabs | Jul 3, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking

Introduction Over the last decade, the IoT landscape has witnessed significant growth, with an estimated 18 billion devices currently connected, and this number is rapidly expanding with each passing year. Projections suggest that the count could soar to 40 billion in...
Burp Extensions: Singletons and Scope

Burp Extensions: Singletons and Scope

by codelabs | Mar 25, 2024 | Programming, Web Applications

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