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Understand the finding. Fix the cause.¶
Practical security guidance for the code you ship. Trace the weakness, compare unsafe and safer examples, and verify the fix in your language.
Where would you like to start?¶
Injection & untrusted inputKeep input separate from queries, commands, templates and executable code.Start with SQL injection → Web & API securityProtect object access, browser interactions, sessions and server-side requests.Understand authorization → Secure deliveryReview dependencies, infrastructure, mobile configuration and AI tool boundaries.Explore supply-chain security →
Guidance for your stack¶
Use scoped examples for web, mobile and native code. Each guide explains the assumptions behind the fix and suggests a regression check.
C# Java JavaScript TypeScript Python PHP Go Ruby Kotlin Swift Objective-C Dart C & C++ Apex Oracle & PL/SQL Rust Infrastructure as code
Documentation coverage and scanner support are different. Read supported languages and scope for product boundaries, including educational Rust and infrastructure guides.
From a finding to a verified fix¶
01 / UNDERSTAND Trace the trust boundary
Identify who controls the input, where it travels and which operation it reaches.
02 / REMEDIATE Choose a contextual fix
Use the right framework API and check the runtime assumptions in the example.
03 / VERIFY Test the allowed and denied paths
Use synthetic data, add a regression check and rescan the corrected code.
Read the investigation workflow →
Recently reviewed topics¶
- Broken object authorization: enforce access for each resource, not just the route.
- File uploads and archive extraction: control names, storage, types and expansion limits.
- Memory safety, integer overflow and format strings: protect native code boundaries.
- Prompt injection: enforce permissions outside the model before a tool performs an action.
- Autoescaping: understand template defaults and output context. This guide was previously shown at the knowledge-base homepage.
Put the guidance to work¶
Explore Offensive360 SAST to review source-code findings, or request a product demo to discuss your language, deployment and evaluation needs.