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#Attack Surface

All security articles tagged "Attack Surface" — vulnerability deep-dives, scanner guides and hardening checklists from the 2MNY team.

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Attack Surface

Your Exposed .git Directory Is a Source-Code Fire Sale: What Attackers Actually Pull From It

Most teams treat an exposed /.git/ directory as a cosmetic misconfiguration. It is worse: with the config, index, HEAD and reflog readable, an attacker can enumerate your tracked files, your remotes, your commit timeline — and reconstruct the repository byte-for-byte offline. Here is what each file actually leaks, and how to prove (not guess) whether yours is exposed.

2MNY Admin • Oct 13, 2026 • 5 min read

API Security

API Gateway Admin Planes: One GET Away From Total Takeover

An API gateway sits in front of everything and holds the keys to all of it: routes, upstream services, API keys, rate limits. When its admin plane answers an unauthenticated GET on a management port, attackers read your entire routing table — and on several gateways, rewrite it. Here's the 15-probe matrix we run and what each exposed plane really means.

2MNY Admin • Oct 13, 2026 • 4 min read

Attack Surface

Cloud Misconfiguration Scanning: Buckets, CI/CD Panels and Exposed Databases

Most cloud breaches start not with a clever exploit but with a misconfiguration — an open bucket, an exposed admin panel, a database bound to 0.0.0.0. Here is how to find them before attackers do.

2MNY Admin • Oct 11, 2026 • 5 min read

Attack Surface

Subdomain Takeover: How It Works and How to Check Your Domains

A forgotten DNS record can hand an attacker your subdomain — and your brand. Here is how subdomain takeover works, why it happens, and how to audit your domains for it.

2MNY Admin • Oct 11, 2026 • 5 min read

Monitoring

Why Continuous Security Monitoring Matters

A clean security report is a photograph, not a guarantee. Certificates expire, new vulnerabilities are disclosed daily, and configurations drift — continuous monitoring is how you find out in hours instead of months.

2MNY Admin • Jul 01, 2026 • 3 min read

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