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Detectify Crowdsource – Not Your Average Bug Bounty Platform
Bug bounty programs have made collaborating with hackers more acceptable, but these only benefit one company at a time. We want to make hacking scalable.
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Detectify security updates for 17 June
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Hiding in plain sight: HTTP request smuggling
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Detectify security updates for 29 April
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Detectify security updates for 16 April
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Top 12 tips every pentester should know
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Web security trends 2020 from 3 security leaders
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Web security trends to watch for 2020
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Detectify year in review 2019
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Detectify Connector with AWS Route 53
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Karim Rahal: Security Features of Firefox
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How Detectify handles Zero-Day submissions
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How we tracked down (what seemed like) a memory leak in one of our Go microservices
At Detectify, the backend team is using Go to power microservices. We noticed one of our microservices had a behavior very similar to that of a memory leak.
In this post we will go step-by-step through our investigation of this problem, the thought process behind our decisions and the details needed to understand and fix the problem.
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