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Launching the cside blog RSS feed

When we started cside, one of the core deliverables was to bring awareness to client-side executed attacks. Bad actors know you have a range of various tools for internal IT security, server-side security, network flow monitoring, static registry open source dependency monitoring, heck, we even pay for DLP repackaged, promising to prevent data leakage to LLMs…

But companies do not know how their site and their dependencies behave in the browser of their user. This blog constantly talks about attacks we find. Attacks that would not have been discovered if it wasn’t for cside, its customer base, and the research we do. So, to those who enjoy our content and wish to stay on top of our findings, we have now released an RSS feed (https://cside.com/blog/rss.xml).

Making it easier than ever for you to stay up to date on our content.

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