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Becoming the Hacker
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Becoming the Hacker

by Adrian Pruteanu
January 2019
Beginner
404 pages
8h 53m
English
Packt Publishing
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Summary

In this chapter, we've continued to showcase how difficult it is to get security right all of the time. Unfortunately, this has been, and always will be, a reality for most companies. As professional attackers, however, we thrive on this.

In our scenario, we did not tackle the application head on, spending countless hours interacting with the API and looking for a way to compromise it. Instead, we assumed that the bulk of the security-hardening effort was spent on the application itself, and we banked on the fact that, understandably, securing a server or development environment, and keeping it secure, is a difficult task.

Often, the application development lifecycle tends to focus developers and administrators on the application code itself, ...

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ISBN: 9781788627962Supplemental Content