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This Historic Cybersecurity Flaw Put 70 Percent of Websites at Risk. Patch Yours Today If You Haven’t Yet

The critical vulnerability lurks in PHP, a language that underpins sites like Wordpress. The fix is already available.

This Historic Cybersecurity Flaw Put 70 Percent of Websites at Risk. Patch Yours Today If You Haven’t Yet

We haven't written up this one. Inc. has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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What is an OpenAPI spec, and how to generate one from your web app's traffic

An OpenAPI spec is a JSON or YAML document that describes an HTTP API in a standard, language-agnostic format, listing its paths, methods, parameters, request bodies and responses.

  • OpenAPI spec is JSON/YAML document describing HTTP API in standard format
  • Generate spec from real traffic by recording requests in Chrome HAR file
  • Review draft manually, add missing info like descriptions and auth details

Next.js Security Update October 2026: Patch the use cache RCE, SVG sharp RCE and Server Actions DoS

The Next.js security update of October 14, 2026 fixes three vulnerabilities: two critical unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) bugs, one in use cache and one in SVG image optimization through…

  • Two critical RCE vulnerabilities patched in Next.js 16.4.1 or later
  • SVG sharp RCE and Server Actions DoS issues resolved in update
  • Verify Next.js and sharp versions post-patch before redeployment

Your app unlocked the purchase. Did Google Play get the confirmation?

Someone buys a chapter in your Android app. It opens, and they start reading. From the app screen, the purchase looks finished.

  • Purchase may appear complete in app but must be confirmed by Google Play
  • Non-acknowledged purchases result in refund and entitlement revocation
  • Test purchase process with license tester and Play test payment method

What is a HAR file, and how to get one from Chrome

A HAR file (HTTP Archive) is a JSON file that records every network request a browser made while a page was open, including URLs, headers, request bodies, responses and timings.

  • HAR file is JSON record of browser's network requests
  • Includes URLs, headers, responses, timings
  • Used by support teams to troubleshoot browser issues

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