Attacking Yourself Is Healthy
summary
The talk explains practical security testing for web applications using simple tools: browser developer/debugging tools, TLS configuration checks, and correct cookie management. It demonstrates how to discover common vulnerabilities with these tools and how to fix or mitigate them to better protect a live web app.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Security myths and excuses
- 2:15Real cyberattack costs
- 3:19Benefits of attacking apps
- 5:05Developer actions
- 7:13Security testing tools
- 8:15DevSecOps concept
- 10:25Secure pipeline
- 11:51Security orchestration
- 14:39Long-term benefits
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