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EP147: The Ultimate API Learning Roadmap

ByteByteGo

(Youtube video) The Ultimate API Learning Roadmap 30 Useful AI Apps That Can Help You in 2025 10 Essential Components of a Production Web Application How do we design effective and safe APIs? Explained With Simple Terms Session, Cookie, JWT, Token, SSO, and OAuth 2.0 After DNS resolution, the requests reach the app servers.

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Why is my SaaS application so slow?

Kentik

Some users simply can’t operate in their job when an application becomes unavailable. That’s why keeping a proverbial finger on the pulse of application performance is generally worth the effort. Many popular SaaS applications are delivered from hundreds of locations around the world. But, it isn’t easy. Start with the desktop.

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The malware threat landscape: NodeStealer, DuckTail, and more

Engineering at Meta

Novel NodeStealer malware: An in-depth analysis In late January 2023, our security team identified a new malware NodeStealer that targeted internet browsers on Windows with a goal of stealing cookies and saved usernames and passwords to ultimately compromise Facebook, Gmail, and Outlook accounts. environment. For context, Node.js

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How to measure the performance of a website

Kentik

To be more specific: slowness can be introduced as your digital connection traverses your PC, the local wifi/wired connection, the local ISP, the Tier 1 or Tier 2 provider, or the CDN that provides the hardware which hosts the web server running the application. Where is the DNS? False alarms. This would cut time off the test.

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CVE-2024-3400: Critical Palo Alto PAN-OS Command Injection Vulnerability Exploited by Sysrv Botnet’s XMRig Malware

CATO Networks

The vulnerability is in the SESSID cookie value, which creates a new file for every session as root. Click for full-size] [Click for full-size] We also ran the malware in a controlled environment and saw it periodically sends DNS requests to www[.]dblikes[.]top. For a detailed vulnerability analysis, visit the Attackerkb blog.

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