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What Can Attackers Do With API Vulnerabilities?

Chris WestphalChris Westphal
Aug 4, 2020

Episode number 4 of API Security With A Pinch Of Salt is here. In this episode Chris and Ran talk about what attackers are going after when they target APIs and what they can do if they find and successfully exploit a vulnerability.

Learn how app architecture and attack surfaces are changing, how app security needs to evolve, and how to empower security.

What is API logic you ask? How about BOLA? And can a denial of service really be executed without being distributed? Check out the video to hear about all of that and more.

If you’re interested in seeing the Salt Security API Protection Platform in action, contact us for a customized demo today!

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