External Penetration Testing in 2026: Why Proactive Security Matters More Than Ever
As we move into 2026, an organization’s external-facing assets remain the most targeted—and most tested—entry points for cyber attackers. Websites, web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and public-facing services continue to expand, often faster than security teams can fully account for....
JavaScript Source Map Vulnerabilities
What is a JavaScript source map file? Source map files map the transformed, minified, or compiled code back to the original source code, and they can often be found exposed publicly in web applications. This is particularly useful for debugging...
IIS Short File Name Enumeration
Microsoft IIS short file name enumeration is a technique used to discover the filenames and directories on a web server running IIS. This method exploits a feature in IIS related to how it handles file and directory names. This vulnerability...
Guarding the Digital Front Door: The External Penetration Test
The demand and pressure for penetration testing services are growing every day – ethical hackers are racing to find all the vulnerabilities before the not so ethical ones do. The subject of penetration testing has expanded and deepened, with each...