Security for Static Websites
Don Goodman-Wilson
Following our recent release to more easily protect Single Page Applications (SPA) and static websites, we wanted to deep dive with you on the matter. “I have a lot to…
Sqreen’s got a new logo, what?
So, you may have noticed—we’ve got a new logo. And a new color, several new colors in fact. We’re in the process of rolling out the new logo and colors now…
State of Node.js Security 2017
A wake-up call It will be hard to escape 2017 without a new-found respect for the importance of application security. The Equifax breach, resulting from an exploit of a well-known…
SAST, DAST, and RASP: A guide to the new security alphabet soup
You take your web application’s security seriously. Perhaps you’re rightly worried about the potential destructive power of a data breach, or you need to reassure your customers that you’re implementing…
Poison Packages in Python
Speeling is hard, yeah? Python quiz: What’s the difference between these two packages? urllib3 urlib3 Answer: urllib3, with two l’s is the one you meant to use. urlib3 with one…
Using the Sqreen Agent without PII
Updated December, 2020 Sqreen automatically tracks certain kinds of user behavior in your web application, to provide context and actionable insights into how attackers are abusing your app. By default,…
The Sqreen API: A New Security Tool for Developers
Update: this feature is now deprecated The Sqreen Agent is one powerful tool for keeping your web application’s backend safe. Today we are excited to release another tool for your…