In the race to build, launch, and scale, security often gets pushed aside for “more urgent” priorities but one breach is all it takes to undo years of innovation, customer trust, and investor confidence. The cost of a breach goes beyond dollars, it disrupts operations, damages

Is this a secure design? If yes, tell us why. If not, what flaws can you spot?

Investigations in 2024 found unauthorized websites selling Nigerians’ NIN-linked data (names, phone numbers, photos), the problem appears to have come from misuse of verification-agent access, not a single public database breach. Regulators launched probes and access was

Exploit Forge is now officially a registered company in the United States, opening the door for us to serve clients across North America, strengthen our operational footprint, and accelerate the ambitious roadmap we’ve been building behind the scenes, from advanced

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Black Friday is here and while everyone is racing for the best deals, cybercriminals are racing too. This is the season when fake discounts, spoofed websites, and phishing alerts spread faster than the sales themselves. Shop smart and protect your company: 1. Use only trusted or

How many vulnerabilities can you spot in this code?

Every new API your team plugs in opens a fresh door. Some doors stay locked, some remain “temporary” for years. This is exactly where attackers now operate, not in your main app, but in the overlooked integrations, stale tokens, mis-scoped keys, and silent trust links nobody

Is this a secure design? If yes, tell us why. If not, what flaws can you spot?

A casino was breached through a smart fish tank thermometer in 2018. Attackers compromised an internet-connected thermometer inside the casino’s lobby fish tank. That single IoT device became the beachhead for the intrusion, allowing hackers to pivot into the internal network

We saw the requests from security professionals and we are proud to announce that xJWT just got a major upgrade. We’ve added full support for asymmetric algorithms, meaning you can now generate, sign, and validate tokens backed by private/public key pairs directly from the tool.

Thank you @commando_skiipz for bringing our attention to this. We are committed to helping businesses stay secure.

Hello @Prudentxxxx, sorry you’re dealing with that, getting breached twice can be overwhelming, especially without a security team. You don’t have to figure it out alone. A basic internal review can help you understand what went wrong, and we’re happy to guide you through the

We say this all the time at Exploit Forge: attackers don’t need 10 mistakes, they just need one. One overlooked endpoint, one weak configuration, one forgotten patch and that’s enough. Security is really about finding those small cracks before someone else does. This is what we

How many vulnerabilities can you spot in this code?

Early offensive security testing saves startups from expensive redesigns, panic fixes, and reputation damage. It also gives you a narrative no founder can fake: “We’ve already simulated real attacks. We found the gaps. We fixed them.” That’s the kind of confidence that closes

In crowded markets, most startups fight to be noticed but the ones that rise above the noise do something different, they turn security into a competitive edge. A secure product signals maturity long before you hit scale. It shows investors you understand risk, shows enterprises

During threat modelling, we ask four major questions. These questions help the security engineer, developer, solutions architect and even the product owner to really understand the product and its potential threats. 1.What are we building? 2.What can possibly go wrong? 3.What

Is this a secure design? If yes, tell us why. If not, what flaws can you spot?

We’ll continue leading the charge in helping businesses stay secure showing them where risks hide and guiding them on how to fortify their operations. Thank you, @AmosPikins.

In 2007, attackers compromised The TJX Companies’ network by exploiting weak WEP-encrypted Wi-Fi, ultimately exposing about 94 million credit and debit cards.