Fast Company

The commercialization of APIs started long before Twitter—and is tearing up the internet as we know it.

But Musk’s see-sawing also highlights a broader shift in approach to one of the key backbones of the internet’s infrastructure, and could suggest the first inkling of a more commercial future for the ...
Security Boulevard

Azure APIM Signup Bypass: 97.9% of Developer Portals Still Exploitable Anonymously and from the Internet

The Azure APIM signup bypass is a critical vulnerability affecting 97.9% of internet-facing Developer Portals. Azure API ...
Information Age

Internet of Things: is API management the weak link?

The well-known rule that a chain can never be stronger than its weakest link certainly applies to complex and layered Internet of Things (IoT) systems. Even at their most basic, they all have sensors, ...
Mashable

Twitter and Reddit's high-priced APIs are bad news for the internet's future

Social media companies like Reddit and Twitter are chasing the almighty dollar at the expense of its users and its own platforms. Credit: Avishek Das/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images There's a ...
Dark Reading

Majority of Kubernetes API Servers Exposed to the Public Internet

Researchers with Shadowserver Foundation have discovered more than 380,000 open Kubernetes API servers exposed on the Internet. That represents 84% of all global Kubernetes API instances observable ...