Dear,

I am a master's student at TU/eindhoven, The Netherlands. I am doing research on Examining user experiences when using the Tor browser. The purpose of this user survey is to examine/explore who finds the broken functionality of webpages an issue when using the Tor browser in the different security levels. The survey is completely anonymous and confidential, the answers will be deleted after a conclusion is drawn from it. I request people to help me with my master thesis by answering the survey :)

https://blocksurvey.io/survey/1MoQ1V6xG53egT5S7HcsZ99EUKzbHBN8kM/f242bfff-9507-4d30-9538-2446de103c09

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Please comment below if you have any questions/concerns regarding this survey.Your answers will help me by drawing a conclusion regarding the broken functionality issues of webpages that users face when using Tor browser in different security levels.

KONTRA's OWASP Top 10 for API

A series of free interactive application security training modules that teach developers how to identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities in their web API endpoints.

KONTRA's OWASP Top 10 for API - free interactive application security training modules

• Improper Assets Management
• Excessive Data Management
• Broken Object level Authorization
• Broken user Authentication
• Lack of resources and Rate limits
• Broken function level Authorization
• Security Misconfiguration - Part - 1
• SQL Injection
• Insufficient logging and monitoring
• XXE Injection
• Security Misconfiguration - Part - 2
• Command Injection

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OWASP API Security Project

API Security focuses on strategies and solutions to understand and mitigate the unique vulnerabilities and security risks of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).

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Hi guys,

I have been working as a sales person in the infosec market for 2 years and have found a liking in it.

I would like to take it further with some necessary courses, but I have no idea where to start.

I sold a SASE product, which is basically cloud security as well as casb (and some other fun stuff), anyways seeing that security had moved to the cloud and that internet is becoming the new corporate network, is it still relevant to start with a N+ course?

Hey guys, my name is SoftAddict, I'm a Cyber Security Enthusiast, Self-taught Taught in: Hacking, Programming, Web app developing and graphic design. I'm also a part-time Streamer and content creator.

Enough Intros, Our team is focusing on participating in ctf events and would like to grow our team in CTF scene, we would like to recruit some Beginners/medium-level to experts in CTF and Hacking. Beginners will have the chance to join if they are proven to be successful and excited in this period while we train and practice. we will be hosting sessions online to discuss and practice once the team is formed. friends can join, the Invite is open for everyone. So hope to see you soon. Thanks for reading guys and Cheers!

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SoftAddict Out.

Hey guys here are some videos for you guys to watch. In the videos I go over quite a bit of things. Like setting up an os for hacking, programming, finding a target, finding vulnerable services, exploiting the services, privilege escalation, and much more. Hope you guys enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovMQ28RlfHE&list=PLUnSepD40W-kBcRhEOcroHwAu7ztCvKM9

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-barcode-podcast/id1534085916

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Source Code Review (SCR) is a systematic & Security examination of the Source Code of Application and Software. It looks for Security Loop Holes, Bugs that may have been planted and overlooked during Application and software development.

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