Introduction # Most “security tools” today are typically composed by code that consumes an API and applies predefined logic to identify issues. This is generally accomplished by:
Fetching a subset of the endpoints exposed by the service …
The last Strange Loop conference was held September 21-22, 2023 at St. Louis Union Station. The conference is targeted towards developers; the speakers are often sharing their knowledge on new and inventive ways to use technology. At our sponsor …
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Compute resources in AWS (for example, EC2 instances, ECS tasks/services, etc.) get access to AWS credentials, such as temporary instance role credentials, via the Instance Metadata Service (IMDS). …
So, you plan to sell your startup’s product to big companies one day. Congratu-dolences!
Really, that’s probably the only reason you should care about this article. If that’s not you, go forth and live your life! We’ll ask no more of your time.
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Email is unsafe and cannot be made safe. The tools we have today to encrypt email are badly flawed. Even if those flaws were fixed, email would remain unsafe. Its problems cannot plausibly be mitigated. Avoid encrypted email.
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Last year we did a blog post on interservice auth. This post is mostly about authenticating consumers to an API. That’s a related but subtly different problem: you can probably impose more requirements on your internal users than your customers. The …
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