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How to run Javascript in command prompt
Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. If you need to run a Javascript file in command prompt, you may...
Simple example to understand OWASP TOP 10 Application Security Risk 2017 II
A7 – Insufficient Attack Protection This was a new added vulnerable. When attack was happened, how fast can your team react and roll out...
Simple example to understand OWASP TOP 10 Application Security Risk 2017 I
A1 – Injection Attackers are trying to use malicious code and input into the application to form a valid command or query. One of the...
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