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authormms <michal@sapka.me>2024-01-19 23:16:48 +0100
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+title = "Technical book review: Hacking APIs"
+author = ["Michał Sapka"]
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+abstract = "Short impression of 2600 magazine"
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+I am a software developer with a new-found interest in security.
+Childhood spent watching hacking-related entertainment didn't go to waste.
+When I saw the _hacking_ humble bundle, I knew I needed it.
+My first read[^fn:1] from that bundle was not a love at first sight I expected it to be.
+Luckily, _Hacking APIs_ is a completely different beast.
+
+The title says it all: it's about hacking web APIs.
+The target audience seems to be aspiring pentesters.
+I may even say that no prior experience is expected, as the author explains _a lot_.
+You will learn how those APIs work, what to look when testing them and how to exploit them.
+
+The book gives a really nice overview of most common vulnerabilities types, giving me new ways to be smug.
+It is always welcomed.
+
+Still, I will not benefit from a huge part of this book as it reads like a commercial for Burp Suite.
+Yes, it is a standard and learning what one can do with it is great.
+But I am not a pentester, so I will not need all that practical knowledge.
+It's a great exercise for me, nothing more.
+
+It will also come in handy if I decide to switch trades.
+
+Highly recommended book!
+
+
+## Meta {#meta}
+
+- Read as PDF on Onyx Boox Note Air 2.
+- Issues bought from Humble Bundle
+- Next up: back to "Absolute FreeBSD".
+
+[^fn:1]: [Cybersecurity for Small Networks](/blog/2023/cybersecurity-for-small-networks/) \ No newline at end of file
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abstract = "Cool links from week 01 of 2024"
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