Application security research bridging offensive knowledge and defensive engineering — covering web application vulnerabilities, API security, cloud security posture, identity management, and AI/LLM threat surfaces. United States, United Kingdom, and European Union focus.
OWASP API Security Top 10 — Broken Object Level Authorization
API Security · 2026
Prompt injection in production LLM applications — enterprise risk
AI/LLM Security · 2026
Cloud misconfiguration — S3 exposure patterns Q2 2026
Cloud Security · 2026
OAuth 2.0 implementation flaws in enterprise SaaS
IAM · Authentication · 2026
OWASP Top 10 2025 — updated rankings and new entries
Web Application Security
Six engineering disciplines — all research grounded in official frameworks, real vulnerability data, and defensive application.
01 // WEB APPLICATION
OWASP Top 10, injection vulnerabilities, authentication flaws, and secure development practices for modern web applications.
02 // API SECURITY
OWASP API Security Top 10, REST and GraphQL vulnerabilities, authentication bypass, and mass assignment attacks in modern API design.
03 // CLOUD SECURITY
Cloud-native attack surfaces, misconfiguration risks across AWS, Azure, and GCP, shared responsibility model, and zero-trust architecture.
04 // IAM & AUTHENTICATION
OAuth 2.0 and OIDC implementation flaws, MFA bypass techniques, privilege escalation, and zero-trust identity architecture.
05 // AI/LLM SECURITY
Prompt injection, data leakage from AI systems, adversarial inputs, and security assessment of AI-powered applications in production.
06 // SECURITY PROGRAMME
Building and managing security testing programmes — vulnerability disclosure, bug bounty programme design, and security engineering culture.
Every article cites official sources — OWASP, NIST, CISA, CVE database, and primary vendor advisories.
A technical analysis of AI jailbreaking techniques, prompt injection risks in enterprise LLM deployments, and a defensive framework for security teams building or deploying AI-powered applications.