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I'm on the plane headed to Laracon US, speaking on Thursday, which means it's time for my traditional "I'm speaking at Laracon" discount! 🥳
[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.
[In Depth #41] What do you get when you combine an API, SameSite=None, and a Session cookie?
[Tip #132] Your AI agent hallucinates a package name, confidently installs it, and keeps working - except an attacker registered that exact name, packed with malware. Welcome to slopsquatting.