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Building a Live RBAC Explorer for GraphQL: Visualize Access by Role in Real-Time
“Who can access this field?” is the most frequent — and least answered — question in GraphQL...
Automating RBAC HTML Reports to PR Comments: Review-Driven Security in GitHub Actions
Keeping track of access control changes is hard — unless your CI does it for you. This guide shows...
Detecting RBAC Drift Between Dev and Prod: A CI-Driven Matrix Diff System
You push to staging. It works. You deploy to prod. And suddenly, users can write to audit_logs. The...
Visualizing Role Field Access in GraphQL: Generating and Auditing RBAC Matrix
When debugging or auditing GraphQL APIs — especially in Hasura — the key question is often: ...
Integrating GraphQL Schema Diffing with RBAC Validation: Detecting Access Drift in CI
GraphQL schema evolves fast — and sometimes, too fast. A single field addition can open up sensitive...
Static RBAC Validation from Hasura Metadata: Build Your Own CLI Guardrail
Hasura's declarative RBAC is powerful — but dangerously quiet when misconfigured. You might think...
Automating GraphQL Authorization Diff Testing: CI-Driven Access Verification
Manual validation of GraphQL access control is tedious, error-prone, and unscalable. When RBAC rules...
Building RBAC with Apollo Server and GraphQL Shield: A Secure Access Control Guide
In code-first GraphQL servers like Apollo, authorization is often ad-hoc and scattered. To centralize...
Deploying Hasura in a Zero Trust Architecture: Hardened Configuration Blueprint
Hasura is powerful — and dangerously open by default. To run it safely in production, especially in...
Apollo vs Hasura: Attack Surface and Security Configuration Compared
GraphQL has matured into a production-ready API layer — but its security posture heavily depends on...
Authorization Bypass in GraphQL: Reproduction and Detection Techniques
Authentication tells the API who you are. Authorization defines what you’re allowed to do. And in...
Exploiting GraphQL Introspection: Mapping the API Like an Insider
Introspection is a powerful feature in GraphQL, designed to expose the full schema to clients for...
Practical GraphQL Scanning: Modern API Attack Surface Under the Microscope
GraphQL APIs offer flexibility and efficiency — but that same flexibility often introduces security...
Mastering Burp Collaborator: Detecting Out-of-Band Vulnerabilities with Precision
Not all vulnerabilities return visible errors or flags. Some are silent — only visible through their...
Payload Analysis with Burp Repeater: Manual Testing Like a Professional
While automated scanners are fast, Burp Repeater remains the weapon of choice for fine-grained...
Practical Web Vulnerability Scanning with Burp Suite: Methodology and Precision
Burp Suite is a cornerstone tool in modern web application security testing. But its true power isn’t...
Achieving a Reverse Shell via Log4Shell: Controlled Exploitation Walkthrough
Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) is notorious for its ability to enable unauthenticated remote code...
Reproducing Log4Shell Locally: A Controlled Exploitation Lab
The ability to reproduce vulnerabilities in a contained lab environment is a cornerstone of...
Dissecting Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228): Anatomy of a Critical RCE Vulnerability
In December 2021, a single CVE shook the software world. CVE-2021-44228, better known as Log4Shell,...
How to Investigate a CVE: A Practical Workflow for Engineers
CVE entries are a critical part of modern vulnerability management — but simply knowing a CVE ID...
A Tactical Overview of Penetration Testing: From Recon to Reporting
Penetration testing — or pentesting — is not just an ethical hack. It's a structured simulation of...
Frontend Security Fundamentals Every Developer Should Know
Modern frontend applications are powerful, but that power comes with responsibility. Security is not...
Building a Minimalist To-Do App with React and TailwindCSS
This article outlines a clean and efficient approach to building a minimalist to-do application using...