HTTPS vs. SSL vs. TLS: the terms, untangled
People say SSL, TLS and HTTPS as if they are the same thing. They are related but distinct — and one of them has been retired for years. Here is the clean version.
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People say SSL, TLS and HTTPS as if they are the same thing. They are related but distinct — and one of them has been retired for years. Here is the clean version.
You keep seeing CVE-2024-something in advisories and dependency warnings. Here is what that ID actually is — and the more useful question of whether it touches you.
Pentest, scan, bug bounty — they sound interchangeable but they are not. Each catches different things at a different cost. Here is how to choose.
Your attack surface is simply every way the outside world can reach your site. Understanding it is the first step to shrinking it — here is what counts.
A security scanner is in a position of trust. Here is exactly what ours does and does not do — only your domain, no third-party probing, no plaintext secrets stored.
Automated scans are not magic. They check a defined list of things an attacker can see from outside. Here are the eight categories, and what each one means.