Shadow APIs in Microservices: The Attack Surface Your Gateway Never Sees Shadow APIs security is really an inventory problem first and an access-control problem second. In microservices, teams often secure the public entry point well, but still leave behind undocumented routes, old versions, debug endpoints, partner-only handlers, and internal service URLs that never appear in […]
Ingress2Gateway 1.0: Migration Guardrails for Teams Leaving Ingress-NGINX Behind Ingress2Gateway migration is no longer a “later” platform task. It is now a production-safety task. On March 20, 2026, Kubernetes announced Ingress2Gateway 1.0 as a stable migration assistant for moving from Ingress to Gateway API. That release matters because Kubernetes had already made the bigger platform
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Broken Object-Level Authorization Still Breaks Modern APIs: How Engineering Teams Actually Fix BOLA Teams have gotten much better at login security. They deploy SSO, MFA, modern identity providers, and short-lived tokens. But the BOLA API vulnerability still shows up in mature stacks because authentication is only the front door. BOLA happens after the session is
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Session Token Security and Mismanagement: The Hidden Flaw Behind “Secure” SaaS Architectures Authentication is not the finish line. A lot of SaaS teams invest heavily in login security, SSO integrations, MFA, and identity providers, then leave the session layer under-designed. That is where many real incidents begin. Not at password entry. Not at the OAuth