Month: December 2025

OWASP dropped its 2025 Top 10 on November 6th with a brand-new category nobody saw coming: “Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions” (A10). I spent a weekend building a scanner to detect these issues and immediately found authentication bypasses in three different production codebases. The most common pattern? return True in exception handlers, effectively granting access whenever

Set against the backdrop of accelerated growth of technology over the past several decades, notwithstanding large organizations, nonprofits as well have become overly reliant on technology for their day-to-day operations. New data shows that this reliance often presents opportunities for cyber criminals to launch discreet or direct attacks, leading to one of the most threatening

Like many challenges, it began with a user who continued receiving the wrong videos on her feed. It appeared to be a mere glitch in our recommendation system, but as we got deeper into it, we found that there was some concealed bias in our code, and it was just causing unfairness in our setup.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is rapidly emerging as a fundamental framework for secure AI integration. It effectively links large language models (LLMs) with essential corporate assets, such as APIs, databases, and services. However, moving from concept to production requires addressing several key real-world demands: Governance: Defining clear rules regarding who is authorized to access