API Security is becoming the most critical part of the API as the number of API-based attacks increases year-over-year, costing companies millions. Here we talk about how to approach this problem and how to make your APIs secure and safe.
In December 2024, Volkswagen Group faced a significant data breach caused by a misconfigured API, exposing the sensitive information of around 800,000 electric vehicle (EV) drivers. This article delves into the breach’s causes, risks, and essential lessons for API security.
API abuse is a growing threat that goes beyond technical mishaps—it’s a deliberate attack on your API’s security and integrity. From data breaches to downtime, the consequences are severe. In this article, we’ll explore API abuse, why it’s critical to address, and steps to protect your business.
APIs handle sensitive data like payments and personal info, making compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA essential. Treblle 3.0’s Compliance feature simplifies the process, helping you secure your API, address risks early, and build trust without adding complexity.
API abuse is on the rise, with incidents increasing by 35% in two years. A recent DocuSign API attack highlights how cybercriminals exploit APIs to deceive users, risking data breaches and financial losses. Robust API security measures are critical to safeguarding companies and maintaining trust.
API breaches in 2024 revealed the critical need for robust security. Vulnerabilities like weak authentication put data at risk, highlighting the importance of a security-first approach across the API lifecycle to prevent threats and protect sensitive information.
In 2024, API security failures exposed sensitive data across industries, underscoring the urgent need for stronger safeguards. This article explores major breaches, examining vulnerabilities exploited and lessons learned to help businesses enhance API security and protect against costly attacks.
Dotpe, a leading Indian fintech startup, suffered a major API breach, exposing sensitive customer data and business insights. This incident highlights the critical need for robust API security. Discover how Treblle could have prevented the breach with its API governance and security solutions.
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) is a dangerous vulnerability that allows attackers to exploit servers by making unauthorized requests to internal or external resources. In this article, we’ll explain how SSRF works, its risks, and how to secure your API against it.
This article explores the security challenges in building SPAs and mobile apps, focusing on vulnerabilities like hardcoded API keys and interception risks in mobile banking apps. It offers insights and strategies to prevent these API security flaws, ensuring robust protection for users and data.
