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  1. AI IDE prompt Injection: Reading browser local storage

    (what I'm breaking…)

    TLDR; A class of vulnerabilities exists in AI-powered command-line interfaces (CLI) and IDE that can be exploited to exfiltrate sensitive browser storage data.

  2. Compliance != Security

    (what I'm breaking…)

    For over a decade, I’ve been doing bug bounty, security audits, and security consulting.

  3. Web Application Security in Web3: SSRF and IDOR

    (what I'm breaking…)

    During my early years in bug bounty programs and security research, I observed firsthand how crypto projects—even those with robust blockchain protocols—often crumble due to overlooked Web2 vulnerabilities.

  4. Security issues with FinTech APIs and integrations

    (what I'm breaking…)

    This post is a continuation of my last blog post on crypto startups’ front-end security.

  5. Common security issues with crypto websites and APIs

    (what I'm breaking…)

    There are many crypto startups coming up with the increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies.

  6. Breaking Instacart

    (what I'm breaking…)

    Instacart is an American company that operates as a same-day grocery delivery service.

  7. Hacking Google for fun and profit

    (what I'm breaking…)

    I have been doing bug bounties since September 2013(Asana was the first), participated and qualified in almost all bug bounties at least once.

  8. Understanding CSRF attacks

    (what I'm breaking…)

    What is CSRF ?

  9. Web application security checklist

    (what I'm breaking…)

    I printed out my Asana task list of web app security testing,hopefully you’ll find it useful.

  10. List of Y Combinator companies I have worked with(hacked)

    (what I'm breaking…)

    Background: I have worked with lots of companies as security consultant through bug bounties either I asked them if they need my service or they approached.