APISEC|CON: Find Your First API Vulnerability with Katie Paxton-Fear

I always recommend APIs to newbie hackers, why? Well I think they're actually pretty easy to hack. I'll show you. This talk will walk you through all the steps you need to hack an API the easy way, even if you have no idea what you're doing.

[@DominusEstOK]

Another fantastic talk by Katie.

[@MFoster392]

Thank you all i completed all your courses except for the main one because i had to learn other tools like Docker and Postman which i knew nothing about. I've been teaching myself everything including Linux and the CLI for the last year but I'm getting there :)

[@YashPrajapati-pw3jx]

Please can you consider making a playlist of APISEC|CON 2024 held a couple of days back. I missed a few sessions as there were two tracks...

[@Xytydl1nG]

Excellent insights about finding API vulnerabilities... "Most of my hacking is changing a '1' to a '2'... and sometimes a '1' to a '-1'..."

[@semnossemnos6071]

Thanks Katie 🙏🙏

[@TheCyberWarriorGuy]

:)

[@__CJ.__]

name tool Pon Fox ???? where

[@hottroddinn]

pwnfox. pwn(pronounced as "pone") is a derivation from the term own/0wn, which means breaking into a machine and completely owning control by gaining root access. "own" eventually became pwn due to continued typos while typing it.