Case Study: Are CSRF Tokens Sufficient in Preventing CSRF Attacks?

Explore how relying on CSRF tokens as a security measure against CSRF attacks is a recommended best practice, but in some cases, they are simply not enough. Introduction As per the Open Web Application Security Project OWASP, CSRF vulnerabilities are recognized as a significant threat and are...

How to Predict Customer Churn Using SQL Pattern Detection

Introduction to SQLs MATCHRECOGNIZE Clause SQL is a great way to perform analysis on your data. It is very common and supported by many database engines including big data solutions. SQL is used in many cases to analyze data in our data lake. However, when it comes to pattern detection, SQL...

Rise of Credential Stuffing in Asia Pacific and Japan.

The rise of credential stuffing attacks globally is made possible by the tendency of customers' re-using the same credentials across different websites and attackers' easy access to stolen credential lists. Credential stuffing attacks is the result of attackers using stolen credentials username a...