A type of attack where malicious JavaScript is injected into web applications.

Best practices to secure JSON Web Tokens used for authentication.

A cyberattack that disrupts wireless communications by overwhelming frequencies with interference.

The process of removing software restrictions on a device to gain unauthorized access.

Attacks that target vulnerabilities in just-in-time compiled code.

Security risks associated with the deserialization of untrusted Java objects.

Mechanisms to restrict unauthorized modifications to scheduled or running jobs in an operating system.

Attacks leveraging JTAG debugging interfaces to gain low-level system access.

A security feature in Java that enforces access control policies for applications.

A framework that provides cryptographic functionalities in Java applications.

A technique that analyzes network jitter to identify potential cyber threats.

Measures to protect jump servers used to access secure environments.

Techniques to prevent or mitigate jamming attacks on wireless networks.

Exploiting vulnerabilities to escape the Java security sandbox.

An attack where attackers forge or manipulate JSON Web Tokens to bypass authentication.

Malicious scripts that capture user keystrokes to steal sensitive information.

A security approach that grants temporary access to resources only when needed.

A technique used to compare and identify similarities in cybersecurity threat data.

An attack that targets jump hosts to gain access to secure networks.

A security vulnerability where malicious JSON data is inserted into web applications.