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Setup JVMXRay To Monitor Your Java Application Security
JVMXRay is a free, open-source Java agent that gives you runtime visibility into what your application is actually doing — file access, network connections, process execution, class loading — without changing a single line of…
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Getting Started: Scanning badssl.com With DeepViolet TLS Workbench
DeepViolet TLS Workbench is a free, open-source Java tool that performs deep TLS/SSL analysis of any server. In this walkthrough we will download the CLI scanner from GitHub, point it at badssl.com, and break down…
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ZAP – Introducing DeepViolet
Article I wrote on the ZAP team’s integration of DeepViolet API.ZAP – Introducing DeepViolet
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The JVMXRay Journey: From SecurityManager to Bytecode Injection
Every project has a story, not just the polished version you see on a README, but the real one. The wrong turns, the existential threats, the moments where you wonder if the whole thing is…
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AI Is Writing Code Faster Than Security Can Follow — Runtime Visibility Is the Answer
There is a fundamental shift happening in software development right now, and it is not subtle. AI-assisted coding tools like, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and others have changed the speed at which code…
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