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@AppleSupport@AppleSupport I have been trying to create an Apple account for months now with success. I have been stuck on phone number verification for months. Can't verify because OTP cannot be sent to my phone number.
At this point, I give up.
Mobile app security testing: what most teams miss
Mobile apps get tested differently to web applications, and often less thoroughly.
Common gaps in mobile security assessments:
→ Sensitive data stored insecurely on device — shared preferences, SQLite databases, logs containing PII or session tokens
→ Certificate pinning not implemented — allows interception of API traffic
→ Insecure deep link handling — enabling account takeover flows
→ Application logic in the client — validation that can be bypassed
→ API keys hardcoded in the binary — extractable via static analysis in minutes
→ Insufficient session management — tokens that don't expire
For lending and fintech apps, these aren't theoretical risks. Mobile is the primary channel.
The OWASP Mobile Top 10 is your testing baseline. When did you last test against it?
#MobileSecurity #AppSec #OWASP #FintechSecurity
As Penetration Testers, I think it will be beneficial to report vulnerabilities that have real impact to the business rather than just reporting irrelevant findings. Businesses need to spend time and money to remediate on 'real' vulnerabilities.
Again, keep your DOINGS clean and honest, like you're expecting the @PoliceNG , abi @officialEFCC , or even @OfficialDSSNG 🌚
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Here goes nginx-quicburst (CVE-2026-42530), a new RCE in Nginx discovered by our security agent VEGA and demonstrated by Nebula Security.
This is only the third NGINX vulnerability since 2014 to receive NGINX’s “major” severity rating. If you use Nginx 1.31 with QUIC enabled, we recommend upgrading to the latest version.
This bug has been patched in the latest Nginx release. We will publish the technical writeup, including the ASLR bypass, on July 18 together with the previous nginx-poolslip writeup.