We recently surpassed the two year anniversary of our bug bounty program on the HackerOne platform. This gave us pause [...]
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As a Security responder, it is important to have access to relevant information quickly in order to get a more [...]
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Incident responders want to have as much information as possible to ease the investigation and triage process [...]
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At Spotify, we have a complex and diverse data processing ecosystem. Our backend infrastructure handles millions of requests per second, which are processed by over a thousand (micro)services [...]
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We’re excited to release Gimme to the world. Gimme presents its users with a simple web interface that allows anyone with access to it to create [...]
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Changing an engineering culture is one of the biggest challenges for any organization. It requires challenging an existing way of working, and introducing compelling improvements [...]
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Securing our Cloud infrastructure is incredibly important. We are now taking another step forward by leveraging open source tools we developed in [...]
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At Spotify, we actively manage more than 800 Google Cloud Platform projects. As such, maintaining a proper security posture at [...]
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In this blog post we focus on the web load balancers and various proxy systems across the Spotify perimeter. We [...]
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In my spare time, I have developed a C++ framework for property based testing called RapidCheck. As my Hack Week project, I wanted [...]
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Spotify supports unicode usernames which we are a bit proud of (not many services allow you to have ☃, the [...]
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