Tag: portswigger
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| # | Post Title | Date | User |
| HTML parsing quirks and XSS bypasses: are your filters keeping up? | 2 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| Black Hat research: what PortSwigger’s findings mean for defenders | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| Autonomous attack discovery: what it means for security testing teams | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| Cookie prefix bypasses: are browser protections enough in practice? | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| HTTP desync research with AI: where autonomy helps and where it fails | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| CRLF-powered desync attacks: where do HTTP controls break down? | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| CSS injection in webmail: are your inbox controls keeping up? | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| HTTP request smuggling detection: are DAST tools keeping up? | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| HTTP/1.1 desync in CDNs and microservices: what teams are missing | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
| HTTP/1.1 desync attacks: are your parser assumptions holding up? | 3 months ago | NHI Mgmt Group | |
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