What actually breaks
No theory, no scare stories. Each article takes one thing that keeps showing up in real scans, explains it the way you would explain it to a friend, and ends with what to change.
A report with 147 findings fixes nothing
You paid for the assessment, you got the PDF, and nothing changed. The problem is rarely your team. It is that the report was written to be complete, not to be acted on.
Read the article- AIReal case3 min read
Someone can give orders to the AI inside your app
A lawyer hid an instruction in white text inside a court filing, aimed at whatever AI would read it. The same trick works on the assistant you put in your product.
Read the article - OWASPBasics3 min read
OWASP Top 10 without the jargon
The famous list of the ten ways apps get broken into, translated into sentences you can actually use, and pointed at the app you built with AI.
Read the article - ConfigurationSupabase and Firebase3 min read
Your database key is written on the page
Every page a browser opens hands over its own source code to whoever asks. If your database key is written in there, it is not your key anymore.
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