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Indirect Prompt Injection to Data Exfiltration: When the Model Has Tools
14. August 2026

Indirect Prompt Injection to Data Exfiltration: When the Model Has Tools

Prompt injection on its own is a curiosity. Prompt injection reaching a tool that holds real credentials is a breach — and the instruction does not have to come from your user. It can arrive inside the document your app was asked to summarise.

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The Unverified Stripe Webhook: Forging checkout.session.completed for Free Premium
14. August 2026

The Unverified Stripe Webhook: Forging checkout.session.completed for Free Premium

Your webhook endpoint is a public URL that grants entitlements. Without signature verification it accepts a payment confirmation from anyone — and the request that upgrades an attacker to your top tier is a single curl command.

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When org_id Is a Parameter, Not a Boundary: Multi-Tenant Data Isolation Failure
14. August 2026

When org_id Is a Parameter, Not a Boundary: Multi-Tenant Data Isolation Failure

Every multi-tenant application has an organisation identifier. The question that decides whether you have isolation is where it comes from — the session, or the request. When it comes from the request, one customer reads another's data with a single edited value.

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Firebase Security Rules Left Wide Open: allow read, write: if true
14. August 2026

Firebase Security Rules Left Wide Open: allow read, write: if true

Firebase asks you to choose a rules mode when you create a database, and the permissive option is the one that makes the tutorial work. Months later the app is live, the rule still says if true, and anyone with the project ID can read and write the entire database.

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The Supabase service_role Key in the Client Bundle: RLS Bypassed Entirely
14. August 2026

The Supabase service_role Key in the Client Bundle: RLS Bypassed Entirely

Row Level Security is the control that keeps one Supabase user out of another's rows. The service_role key is designed to ignore it. When that key reaches the browser, every policy you wrote stops mattering — and the pattern shows up in production more often than anyone admits.

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Unsere eigene App speicherte Auth-Tokens im localStorage. Das haben wir geändert.
28. Juli 2026

Unsere eigene App speicherte Auth-Tokens im localStorage. Das haben wir geändert.

Wir haben unsere eigene App gescannt, der Report markierte das Cognito-Login. Warum Verschlüsselung nichts hilft und was wir stattdessen ausgeliefert haben.

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What an autonomous pentest agent found in 3,847 apps — and what your scanner didn't
30. Juni 2026

What an autonomous pentest agent found in 3,847 apps — and what your scanner didn't

A data breakdown of 47,291 exploitation-validated findings, with methodology and limitations. 91% of the SQL injection we found shipped despite a SAST gate in CI; 78% of critical findings needed no login.

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Kubernetes-Sicherheitstests: Penetration Testing von K8s-Clustern, Pods und Workloads
11. Juni 2026

Kubernetes-Sicherheitstests: Penetration Testing von K8s-Clustern, Pods und Workloads

Kubernetes erweitert die Angriffsfläche um eine komplette Orchestrierungsebene. So testen Sie RBAC, Pod-Sicherheit, Netzwerkrichtlinien, Secrets und Container-Escape-Vektoren.

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OWASP ZAP vs. kommerzielle Scan-Tools 2026: Ein ehrlicher Vergleich (Plus Nikto, Nuclei und Co.)
11. Juni 2026

OWASP ZAP vs. kommerzielle Scan-Tools 2026: Ein ehrlicher Vergleich (Plus Nikto, Nuclei und Co.)

OWASP ZAP, Nikto und Nuclei sind kostenlos – aber kostenlos ist nicht gleich null. Ein ehrlicher Vergleich von Open-Source-Scannern, kommerziellen DAST-Lösungen und KI-autonomem Penetration Testing, mit echten TCO-Zahlen.

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