Cyber Security Blog from turingpoint

Timeboxing is a central concept of agile software development and is being used in more and more areas. Basically, a timebox refers to the time you have to complete a task.

Open Source Intelligence, or OSINT for short, refers to the collection of information from public sources for use in the context of intelligence.

Cross-site request forgery (CSRF/XSRF) is an attack that forces an end user to perform an unwanted action in a web application.

Since the classical enumeration of user names is often no longer possible, a time-based approach must be taken to get this information.

Today, IT security is more important than ever. After all, data breakdowns, system failures and even hacker attacks put a strain on the IT infrastructure.

The Log4Shell zero-day vulnerability is considered highly security-critical. It allows attackers to execute arbitrary code.