Understanding Cybersecurity Injections: Examples and Mitigations

Injection attacks are among the most common and dangerous web application vulnerabilities, injection flaws (like SQL Injection, Command Injection, and Cross-Site Scripting) allow attackers to send malicious input into an application, which the application then executes as part of a command or query. In this blog, we will explore: <ol> <li> What injections are </li> <li> Common types of injections </li> <li> Realistic vulnerable code examples </li> <li> Attack payloads </li> <li> Secure coding practices to mitigate them </li> </ol>

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Understanding Cybersecurity Injections: Examples and Mitigations

Admin • Aug 30, 2025

Understanding AI Agents and Using Them to Generate Code

Admin • Aug 26, 2025

AI agents are autonomous or semi-autonomous systems designed to interact with their environment, make decisions, and perform tasks to achieve goals. In the context of software development, AI agents can be particularly useful in generating code, automating repetitive programming tasks, or even helping to debug or optimize code. With the advancement of language models like GPT-3.5 (which powers ChatGPT), AI agents have become capable of understanding natural language requests and generating structured outputs such as code snippets, configuration files, or even entire scripts.

How to Implement Angular Universal with Server-Side Rendering (SSR) to Enable SEO

Admin • Aug 23, 2025

One of the biggest challenges with Single Page Applications (SPAs) built in Angular is that search engines sometimes struggle to crawl and index the dynamic content since it’s rendered in the browser using JavaScript. To overcome this, Angular provides Angular Universal, a solution for server-side rendering (SSR). By implementing Angular Universal, you can pre-render your application’s pages on the server, improving SEO, performance, and user experience.