Have you registered yet for this training on SqlMap by the author and maintainer of SqlMap himself Miroslav Stampar Registrations are open: forms.gle/3uNzXUar7KwKPH… Bug Bounty Village #seasides #infosec

We are extremely happy to announce Semgrep as our bronze sponsors. It's an honor for us when security professionals and enterprises' favorite SAST tool chooses to support us.Thank you very much Ella Morales Clint Gibler Isaac Evans

We are happy to welcome BugDiscover on board as our Bronze sponsor Bugdiscover is a crowd sourced community to secure Indian industries. They provide tailor made solutions to manage Bugbounty programs for organizations A big thanks to the team of Bugdiscover for their support

We are happy to announce training on Uncovering badness - tracking and tackling domain name abuse by @[email protected]. Register here: forms.gle/9rUyUn1DSaKoPk… #seasides2023 #bugbounty #bugbountyvillage #infosec #cybersecurity #bugbountytips

We are elated to welcome HackerOne on board as our Platinum sponsor. Thank you to the entire team of Hackerone for the support to Seasides

A good resume is your first step towards a dream job. Read how you can draft a good resume for yourself in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor Tromzo Harshit Chitalia, Harshil Parikh, Nikhil K. for their support to Seasides. seasides.net/career-booster

We r extremely excited to host an impromptu panel discussion between CISOs and security startup founders. Join us for a candid discussion on why it's difficult for startups to sell security products to CISOs and why CISOs have a tough job evaluating startups.

If you are looking for some good iOS pentesting tools, you can find them listed in the poster. We would also like to thank our sponsor Enciphers Abhinav Mishra for their support to Seasides. #seasides #infosec

Wonder how TLS works and what is the difference between TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 ? Check out the poster attached to know the same. Also thank our sponsor bugcrowd for their support to Seasides. #seasides #infosec

We can sense excitement amongst you all for the most loved Hardware Hacking Village. From soldering, drone hacking, firmware hacking, pcb, flipper zero, lock picking, 3d printing, ham radio station : You name it, we have it at #Seasides2023 #seasides #infosec

Countdown begins! Just 1 week until the #Seasides Infosec Conference, happening Sept 20-22. Bugcrowd is proud to be a sponsor of Seasides! Don't miss out! tinyurl.com/yc578hua #infosec #cybersecurity

Many security professionals consider Appsecco to be their dream company. What could be more fulfilling than working with people like Big Chief Akash Mahajan & Riyaz Walikar. Listen to CEO, Smita has to say about the company & their association with us. youtu.be/ZlRvvgacXgc?fe…

🏄‍♂️🌴 Surf's up, hackers! Get ready to ride the waves of web application hacking like never before at the Seasides Conference in Goa! 🌊🌞 Akarsh & Vikas from Enciphers , the dynamic duo about to drop some serious knowledge bombs in their "Advance Web Application

Burp Suite is amongst the most useful tools used by security enthusiasts and bug hunters. Read more about some useful extensions of Burp Suite in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor Compliance Cow for their support to Seasides. #seasides #infosec

Unrestricted file upload is a vulnerability that occurs due to insufficient or improper file -type validation controls being implemented prior to files being uploaded. Read more about it in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor Semgrep Clint Gibler @0xinertiacreep

XML external entity injection (XXE) is a security vulnerability that allows a threat actor to inject unsafe XML entities into a web application that processes XML data. Read more about it in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor BugDiscover for their support to Seasides.

Web Cache Deception is an attack in which an attacker deceives a caching proxy into improperly storing private information sent over the internet and gaining unauthorized access to that cached data. Read more about it in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor HackerOne

A server-side template injection attack (SSTI) is when a threat actor exploits a template's native syntax and injects malicious payloads into the template. Read more about it in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor Justin Thyme David Melamed, PhD Shahar Peled for their support

Unrestricted access to sensitive business flows occurs when API endpoints do not restrict functionality when used excessively, exploiting gaps in business logic. Read more about it in the poster attached. Also thank our sponsor @DeepFactor_inc Kiran Kamity for their support.

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