Everything Cefense
knows, written down.

Why a valid token isn't a valid session, and where the ownership recheck belongs.

How a replayed device code walks a low-privilege login into an admin route.

The three claims attackers pivot on, and the checks that actually close them.

Reaching the instance metadata endpoint through a permissive redirect.

When a trusted service assumes a role it was never meant to reach.

Buckets and services that read as private but resolve as reachable.

A dependency changes hands, then changes behavior in your build.

Where untrusted code executes during image assembly, and how to gate it.

How an internal name resolves to a public package under the wrong registry.

An agent inherits more than it should when tool scopes aren't isolated.

Model output that steers a tool into an internal request.

Proving the image you scanned is the image that runs.

A restored cache layer smuggles a change past review.

Per-object checks that quietly rot as roles accumulate.

Tracing sensitive fields from store to response, one call at a time.

Finding every place a quantum-vulnerable primitive is still in use.

Certificates, protocols, and libraries that outlive the migration plan.

The reachability model behind every match, in plain language.