Using Rust can significantly enhance software safety by preventing vulnerabilities commonly found in other programming languages like C and C++. A practical experiment demonstrated that Rust's memory safety features lead to fewer bugs, improved testing, and ultimately save time and resources compared to traditional methods. The findings highlight the importance of adopting Rust for writing secure software, especially in critical applications.

FrogPost is a Chrome extension designed for security testing of postMessage communications within iframes, utilizing static analysis, dynamic testing, and optional AI assistance to uncover vulnerabilities. It offers features such as live monitoring, automated scanning, and bulk endpoint testing, ensuring ethical use on applications that users own or have permission to assess. The extension supports various AI models for deeper analysis and provides detailed vulnerability insights and risk recommendations.

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.