The author shares their experience with transcript testing as an alternative to unit testing in software development, particularly within the Unison Computing environment. Transcript tests, which use markdown files to document and execute tests, provide a deterministic and user-friendly way to ensure software functionality without the boilerplate of traditional unit tests. This method has been successfully adapted for both command-line tools and web applications, streamlining the testing process and improving collaboration.

Intruder has launched Autoswagger, a free tool designed to identify authorization vulnerabilities in APIs. These common weaknesses, such as broken function and object level authorization, pose significant risks and were highlighted through examples found during bug bounty tests. The article emphasizes the importance of continuous API monitoring and the dangers of exposing API documentation publicly.