Web server default banners are when web servers like Apache, Nginx, and others are configured to show their server type,... View Article
Website security is an often overlooked aspect of a website. That’s because not a lot of people actually understand it. Finding exploits in code is hard. It takes knowledge and skill. Unfortunately, most people that create websites are not experts in security and oftentimes miss the mark when protecting sites.
Whether you are a site owner or a digital agency looking for help with security issues, there is always something new to be learned. Below you will find the most recent posts from the Cytrus Logic Blog.
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Web server default banners are when web servers like Apache, Nginx, and others are configured to show their server type,... View Article
Imagine if you are in a coffee shop and using public wifi. A hacker is also in the same coffee... View Article
Content-Type Sniffing is used to protect against MIME vulnerabilities. This happens when a user uploads a file but disguises it... View Article
XSS protection is a security header that stops a page from loading when a XSS attack is detected. This header... View Article
Web servers can be configured to automatically list the contents of directories that do not have an index page. This allows... View Article
The ‘TRACE’ is an HTTP request used for debugging which echo’s back input back to the user. This method allows... View Article