I just completed APIsec University's API Security course.
HERE ARE 5 THINGS I GAINED FROM THE COURSE AS WELL AS MY RECOMMENDATIONS TO API Devs: π
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Put it all together, and you get a heavy 8.8 High score.
Reading these vector strings lets you skip the guesswork, understand the real threat, and patch smarter.
Drop a π οΈ if this helped, and follow for more simple security breakdowns! π
Ever seen a weird string of text like this in a cybersecurity report?
CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:R/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H
If your brain immediately melted, don't worry. π Itβs actually a superpower for prioritizing fixes.
Let's break down what this actually means for your systems π
β’ UI:R (User Interaction: Required): Needs a victim to click a link or open a file first.
β’ C:H / I:H / A:H (Impact: High): Max damage to Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Total pwnage.
The course was really insightful and an eye-opener to the grave danger of neglecting or underestimating API Security.
Shoutout to @danbarahona for the lecture; it was incredible! And thanks to @cybercrooners Crooners for introducing us to such a wonderful course. (5/6)
@TechnicalBben Today we celebrate the product of resilience, tenacity and strong will to be great. Happy birthday Technical Ben. π₯Cheers to many more fruitful and productive years. Always forward never backward