Token verification succeeds, but the API still rejects requests with a 401.I’m unsure whether the issue is with the token itself or with how the API enforces permissions. how can i solve this issue completely?
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Rate limiting is enabled and appears to work, yet abusive traffic still gets through.Attackers don’t seem to be hitting the configured limits directly.I’m wondering whether this is a configuration issue or a limitation of rate limiting itself.
Early gains were easy, but progress has slowed significantly.Most basic controls are already in place.I’m trying to understand how teams continue improving beyond this point.
We apply fixes quickly to address reported issues.Shortly after, new vulnerabilities appear elsewhere.I’m concerned that remediation is causing more harm than good.
Zero trust controls are in place, yet security incidents still occur.This feels contradictory to what zero trust promises.I’m trying to understand what zero trust protects against and what it doesn’t.
MFA is enabled, yet compromises still happen.This feels counterintuitive given how strongly MFA is recommended.I’m trying to understand what threats MFA doesn’t cover.
Security dashboards look clean and compliant.Despite that, audits continue to raise findings around access and logging.I’m trying to understand what auditors see that tools don’t?
Security fixes often block releases and frustrate developers.Remediation feels disruptive rather than incremental.I’m looking for ways to reduce friction without ignoring security.
A WordPress site and its firewall show that brute-force protection is enabled.Attackers are making thousands of login attempts from different IPs.No IPs are getting banned, and the logs show everything as “allowed.”The site is running behind a ...
We collect logs, but during incidents they don’t answer key questions.Important details seem to be missing or hard to correlate.I’m trying to understand how to make logs more useful!