After 5 years of work, security.txt is officially an RFC. I am pleased to announce RFC 9116: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9116.
I would like to use this opportunity to thank those who made this possible. Thank you. ❤️
ALT The security.txt specification has been published as RFC 9116
I will be giving a talk on Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) at Swiss Cyber Storm. If you are interested in attending, please find additional information below.
I have been playing around with SvelteKit a lot recently. I wrote a short blog post on adding security headers to SvelteKit applications: edoverflow.com/2023/svelteki….
I might do a more long-form one on the security pitfalls of SvelteKit applications at some point.
You have command injection in a GitHub Actions workflow. Now what?
Read my blogpost on leaking secrets from GitHub Actions workflows:
karimrahal.com/2023/01/05/gi…
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I love that the Dutch government is actively promoting security.txt and encouraging companies to establish a route for reporting security incidents 😊 /cc @EdOverflowdigitaltrustcenter.nl/nieuws…
This looks like a fun chain by @fransrosen. If readers are interested in rapidly checking CSP hosts, I wrote a tool for grabbing them concurrently: github.com/EdOverflow/csp.