Laravel Security in Depth → Black Friday Special Offer
If you've been thinking of upgrading your Laravel Security in Depth subscription, now is the time!
If you've been thinking of upgrading your Laravel Security in Depth subscription, now is the time!
Yikes! I've been writing Securing Laravel for 5 years! 😲
[Tip #134] Laravel's password helper has a great little feature you may have missed: it can generate browser-friendly password rules automatically! 🤓
[In Depth #42] unserialize() looks harmless - it just rebuilds your data - but feed it the wrong string and it'll rebuild an attacker's object, quietly turning Laravel's own code into remote code execution. Let's pull a real RCE apart. 😈
[Tip #133] SameSite=Lax is the Laravel default, and it quietly protects you from CSRF. So why do I keep finding SameSite=None in the apps I audit? Let's talk about what it does and how to use it safely.