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The Attack Surface Nobody Owns- How Internal APIs Expand Cloud-Native Security Exposure
An endpoint that is not reachable from the internet is not the same as an endpoint that is protected. Ask a team to list its exposed attack surface, and the answer usually ...
Amita Steephen
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November 9, 2026
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