
by Aaron Bedra of Relevance
No one wants to wake up to an application that has been hacked. This 47-page PDF talks about common vulnerabilities found in Rails applications and how to solve them.
After touching on common model and view vulnerabilities, Aaron takes you through a session with the Tarantula fuzzing plugin. General server lockdown issues are covered. The book finishes with a sample risk analysis, including assessments of threat capability, vulnerability, and other risk-related issues.
Save yourself unnecessary pain and regret by reading this important PDF today!
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Revision 1 (Notes) · Created: May 28, 2008 · Length: 47 pages · 1 MB
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