JWT algorithm confusion / none-algorithm bypass explained
How attackers forge JWTs via RS256/HS256 key confusion and the alg:none bypass, with real CVEs, detection steps, and defenses.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
How attackers forge JWTs via RS256/HS256 key confusion and the alg:none bypass, with real CVEs, detection steps, and defenses.
A look at CVE-2019-8321, the RubyGems escape sequence injection flaw in gem CLI output: affected versions, severity, and how to remediate it.
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XML signature wrapping lets attackers forge signed SOAP and SAML messages without breaking the signature. Here's how the attack works and how to stop it.
CVE-2019-8322 is a RubyGems flaw where crafted API responses could inject terminal escape sequences, spoofing gem output. Here's what to know and how to fix it.
Webhook SSRF turns a trusted callback feature into an internal network foothold. Here is how the attack works, real incidents, and how to actually fix it.
CVE-2019-8323 shows how RubyGems' gem owner command echoed unsanitized API response data to the terminal, enabling escape sequence injection attacks.
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