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DESCRIPTION:APIs are one of the most popular development tools used today\,
  so it is no surprise they have become a significant target for threat act
 ors. Supported by API development tools and platforms\, developers can now
  easily make and share APIs with others in the community.\n\nThis talk wil
 l explore the core security issues facing the API security landscape\, inc
 luding how\, through common vulnerabilities\, APIs can be misused. I will 
 also show how not only are traditional vulnerabilities an issue\, but also
  the attitude towards security of APIs. This will be explored through my p
 ersonal experience\, having found a series of exposed keys on a global API
  development platform. I will discuss how I found these leaked API keys\, 
 and how through communication with the company themselves\, extra protecti
 on measures were put in place to ensure the security of the API developmen
 t community.
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LOCATION:Track 2
SUMMARY:Security is Key: The Vulnerabilities of API Security - Joe Wrieden
URL:https://sched.securitybsides.org.uk/bsides-london-2023/talk/7KDHYN/
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