
How to Find Your Company on Shodan (Before an Attacker Does): A Founder's 15-Minute Guide
Shodan is a search engine attackers use to find your forgotten servers and open databases. Here's how to search for your own company first, in 15 minutes.
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Shodan is a search engine attackers use to find your forgotten servers and open databases. Here's how to search for your own company first, in 15 minutes.

A practical checklist for the six HTTP response headers that defend your site against clickjacking, MITM, XSS, and data leakage — with example values and the mistakes to avoid.

Every TLS certificate ever issued is logged in Certificate Transparency logs — including every subdomain. Here is how attackers use that for recon, what they find, and how to audit your own attack surface before they do.

Read any domain's DNS records like an infrastructure engineer. A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA — what each field reveals, what to look for, and where the security risks hide.

Everything you need to read, deploy, and monitor DMARC — the email authentication standard that decides whether spoofers can fake email from your domain. Real records, the migration playbook, and the eight-item checklist.

DNS is the foundation of your attack surface. Here is a practical checklist covering SPF, DMARC, DKIM, DNSSEC, and CAA records — with examples.

SSL certificates expire silently and break everything. Learn what goes wrong, how to monitor it, and how to automate certificate health checks.

Not every security improvement requires a six-month project. Here are five high-impact changes you can make to your infrastructure in less than a week.

Your scanner found 200 vulnerabilities. Now what? A practical framework for deciding what to fix first when your team has limited time and resources.
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