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How to Prevent Data Leakage on Your Website

By Jscrambler | 4 min readModern websites are built mostly with third-party code and attackers are using this blindspot to attack companies and leak data. Here's how to prevent it.
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The Most Effective Way to Protect Client-Side JavaScript Applications

By Jscrambler | 8 min readIn this article, weʼd like to delve into the JavaScript security risks and how to protect JavaScript code on your client-side applications.
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JavaScript Obfuscation: The Definitive Guide (2021)

By Jscrambler | 18 min readJavaScript obfuscation is a series of code transformations that make JS extremely hard to understand and reverse-engineer. This guide explores it in-depth.
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Q&A With Jasvir Nagra, Jscrambler Technical Advisor

By Jscrambler | 5 min readJasvir Nagra, Jscrambler Technical Advisor, explores the present and future of web security and the biggest challenges that organizations are facing.
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How To Streamline Hardened Code Signing in DevSecOps Pipelines

By Shanice Jones | 4 min readDigital certificate management can quickly become overwhelming. By using centralized code signing and HSMs, DevSecOps teams can streamline this workflow.
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The 6 Aspects You Must Secure On Your MongoDB Instances

By Rui Trigo | 7 min readAuthentication, authorization, and accounting are key aspects of MongoDB instances. Here, we explore some quick wins to improve their security.
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12 Checklist Items for Defeating Magecart Attacks

By Pedro Fortuna | 4 min readThese 12 verifications will help you procure a product that effectively tackles Magecart attacks and keeps the user experience intact on your website.
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The Return Of Sports Brings With It The Return Of Streaming Pirates

By Carlos Rocha Gonçalves | 3 min readLive sports are making their way back. To fend off pirates, which cost $9 billion in damages per year, providers must protect their watermarking solutions.
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Hashing Algorithms

By Jscrambler | 8 min readHashing algorithms are cryptographic hash functions that map data to a hash of fixed size. They are designed to be a one-way, infeasible to invert function.
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