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Redirecting To 404 From 403
Why? 403 (forbidden) HTTP status code gives a clue about a correct path, and you don’t have permission to access it. This confirms file/folder exists and it’s restricted. Thus, 403 allows the hacker to know more about your file system structure and room for security vulnerabilities. It’s a good idea to redirect 403 return code to 404 (not found), so there is no room for a guess. This is often asked to implement in the payment industry or transactional application production system....
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Understanding Docker For Beginners The Container Technology
In today’s technology space, “it works on my system” is a very common phrase used by developers. But there are many cases where the application running on a developer system does not run on a tester’s machine or on a production machine, which leads to chaos. Docker was introduced to solve such problems. 💯 Why Docker? Let me tell you about my personal experience of why Docker is so essential....
Understanding Ueba And Its Role In Incident Response Geekflare
User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) was previously known as User Behavior Analytics (UBA). It is a cybersecurity solution that uses analytics to gain an understanding of how users (humans) and entities (networked devices and servers) in an organization typically behave to detect and respond to anomalous activity in real-time. UEBA can identify and alert security analysts on risky variations and suspicious behavior that could indicate: Lateral movement Privileged account abuse Privilege escalation Credential compromise or Insider threats...
