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This course offers a comprehensive overview of the OWASP Top Ten, making it an excellent resource for gaining insights into common web security vulnerabilities.

Security best practices should be adopted early in the development process. This is the best way to keep your software safe from malicious code vulnerabilities. http://bit.ly/2H29M1Q

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In modern times security has become so important. A small step in getting familiar with OWASP vulnerabilities in a little bit more detail and assessing my skills, so that I can protect my code and in turn protect my application users! It is worth the time for every developer!

🚨You've likely heard of the wide-spread log4j vulnerability, but many of your other dependencies might also contain known vulnerabilities which could weaken your application security 🛡️. Use your dependency managers to list known vulnerabilities for your dependencies and then determine how they affect you: 👉go: govulncheck 🧐 👉rust: cargo audit 🕵️ 👉nodejs/npm: npm audit 🔍 Don't forget to have your dependencies audited too! 📋 Stay tuned – more tips will follow! 📢

Check out this certificate I got for Web Security & Bug Bounty: Learn Penetration Testing

Just finished the course “Learning the OWASP Top 10” by Caroline Wong! This is a great introductory course for getting familiarised with the ever changing top security vulnerabilities. It uses a lot of great analogies for explaining the ideas behind the vulnerabilities and conceptually draw out an image of how to tackle them and protect against them! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dQ8-T-QN #owasp.

Hi! I just completed Language Agnostic Application Security curse. It is an interesting curse about how to cover all aspects regarding vulnerability in our web applications, why those vulnerabilities happen, exploits, defenses and how to prevent them... I have learned a lot!