tl;dr: BFF stands for Back-end For Front-end, now you can go on with your life. long version: I can tell you straight away what exactly a BFF is and what it is used for, but I think doing some reasoning... Read more
This post is part of a compilation talking about the ten most common security flaws for web applications. To see them all, click here. What are Cross-Side Scripting (XSS) flaws? OWASP defines Cross-Side Scripting (XSS) Flaws as Systems that use... Read more
This post is part of a compilation talking about the ten most common security flaws for web applications. To see them all, click here. What is a Broken Authentication flaw? OWASP defines Broken Authentication and Session Management flaws as Application... Read more
This post is part of a compilation talking about the ten most common security flaws for web applications. To see them all, click here. What is an injection attack? OWASP defines the SQL Injection flaws as Injection flaws, such as... Read more
Hello, World! I’m Otavio, a Software Developer from Porto Alegre, Brazil. I’ve just started my learning journey in the world of code, and I have a pile of books, articles and documentation to read. When I start learning something, one... Read more