How to Use BugBunny

BugBunny's pay-as-you-go model: $100/month platform fee plus a usage wallet; among 8,958 June scans the median cost $17.39—and scans pause, not fail, when credit runs low.

NetSPI offers three best practices for making third-party pentest data compatible with security orchestration, since static PDF reports and custom formats hinder automated correlation and remediation.

By switching a JSON request's Content-Type to application/xml, testers can sometimes reach an unanticipated XML parser on the server and trigger XXE, enabling file reads, UNC access, or SSRF.

Web servers exposing their .git directory hand attackers the full repository history: the article covers finding exposed repos, mirroring them with wget, and recovering source and config data.

Since its formal recognition by the security community in 2007 on the OWASP Top Ten list, Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) has stepped out of the shadows and joined the ranks of vulnerability all-stars like Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL injection.

Using HacktronAI's OpenAI Discourse hack disclosure, this article covers sandboxing, runtime protection, and AI-assisted defense to shrink the blast radius of RCE across interconnected apps.