How to scan your attack surface
In 2013, a group of ethical hackers started penetration testing to make the Internet a safer place. After hacking companies such as Google, Facebook among …
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One click to your attack surface: New simplified navigation
TL/DR: We’ve improved the navigation of our tool so that users can easily access the attack surface and scan settings. Improved navigation to the attack …
Gartner’s top security threat and pentesting vs continuous scans – what you missed from Hack Yourself Stockholm 2021
TL/DR: Detectify’s Hack Yourself event in Stockholm is 24 hours away, which means that it’s time to catch up on what happened at our last …
Newly minted filters, improvements to bulk actions, and SSL assessments
TL/DR: We’ve launched new filters to the /Vulnerabilities and /Attack Surface view and expanded the SSL assessment offering to all customers. Filter by vulnerability type …
Phishing, OWASP, EASM, and hacking WordPress – top themes from Hack Yourself London
TL/DR: The Hack Yourself London event gathered leading ethical hackers, industry thought leaders, and IT security experts to discuss several topics around Attack Surface expansion, …
[New research] Subdomain takeovers are on the rise and are getting harder to monitor
BOSTON/STOCKHOLM, March 22, 2022. New research from Detectify, the SaaS security company powered by ethical hackers, shows that Subdomain takeovers are on the rise but …
Attackers vs Defenders: Mind the Perspective Gap
TL/DR: Attackers and defenders or security professionals often look at an attack surface from a completely different perspective. The gap between those two perspectives is …
Meet the Hacker: Goonjeta Malhotra – “Hacking has always felt like a superpower”
TL/DR: Much like Darlene Alderson from Mr Robot, Goonjeta Malhotra entered the hacking battleground and sharpened her chops after taking inspiration from her brother. A …