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Application Security

Reading an OWASP Benchmark Score Without Being Sold To

A tool that flags every test case scores 100% detection on the OWASP Benchmark. Recall is the number vendors quote and the one that means least — here is what the suite actually measures.

Aug 18, 20265 min read
Application Security

A Scanner's Scope Guard Belongs in Code, Not in a Config File

The difference between a security test and an unauthorised attack is permission on the target. If that boundary is a setting, then a typo, a redirect or a merged config is all it takes to cross it.

Aug 16, 20264 min read
Application Security

Authenticated DAST: Getting Past the Login Without Wrecking the App

Most of an application is behind a session, so an unauthenticated scan tests the login page and the marketing footer. Getting in is the easy half — staying in, and not clicking Delete Account, is the rest.

Aug 16, 20265 min read
Application Security

Your DAST Scan Has Six Timeouts and No Deadline

Per-phase timeouts add up. Six phases capped at ten minutes each is a sixty-minute scan wearing a ten-minute label — and the phase that mattered gets whatever is left.

Aug 16, 20265 min read
Application Security

Fingerprinting AI-Built Web Apps From the Outside

A DAST scan has no repository and no commit history — only what the server sends a browser. That is enough to identify the builder that generated an app, and nowhere near enough to name the model.

Aug 13, 20265 min read
Application Security

AI Writes Code Faster Than You Can Review It. Which Scanner Do You Point at It?

AI-generated code arrives faster than review can absorb and fails in distinct patterns. SAST, DAST, and reachability each catch part of that — and each misses a specific, predictable slice.

Aug 9, 20266 min read
Application Security

Your DAST Scanner Was Built to Crawl Links. Your Application Doesn't Have Any.

Classic DAST discovers attack surface by following hyperlinks. In an estate of APIs and serverless functions there is nothing to crawl, so the scan completes, reports clean, and covers little.

Aug 9, 20266 min read
Application Security

The Average Enterprise Runs 900 APIs. It Can List Maybe 600 of Them.

API attacks are climbing steeply and 87% of organisations reported an incident last year. The root cause is not weak authentication — it is that many production endpoints are on nobody's list.

Aug 8, 20266 min read
Application Security

Polymarket Lost ~$3M Without a Single Smart Contract Bug

On 25–26 June 2026 attackers compromised a third-party vendor and injected malicious code into Polymarket's website frontend, manipulating users into approving fraudulent transactions. Roughly $3M in crypto drained. The smart contracts were never touched. Your client-side dependency tree is production.

Jul 28, 20266 min read

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