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.

There are numerous aspects to consider when developing apps securely. One of them is whether to choose a native app or a hybrid app.

Vulnerability scans are often passed off as penetration tests. However, there is a huge difference between these packages.

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.