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Thank you for joining us at our 20th Anniversary Event! All sessions were recorded and will be posted in the coming weeks on the OWASP YouTube channel.

We have been working hard to secure the world through challenges and discovery. And now, it’s time to celebrate! Many of you have played a crucial role in the Foundation’s enduring history, and we encourage you to participate in the celebration coming this September! Our theme, Securing the Next 20 Years, is encouraging and exciting as we look ahead to the next 20 years!

Join us for FREE at this live 24-hour global event as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and embrace the future of OWASP and cybersecurity. Hear from world-renowned keynotes and special speakers, and network with your peers. It is FREE to attend, however, registration IS required, to gain access to the session links.

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Friday, September 24 • 12:30pm - 1:00pm
Common NGINX Misconfigurations That Leave Your Web Server Open To Attack

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Abstract:
NGINX is the web server powering one-third of all websites in the world. Detectify's Security Research team analyzed almost 50,000 unique NGINX configuration files downloaded from GitHub with Google BigQuery and discovered common misconfigurations that, if left unchecked, leave your web site vulnerable to attack. This training will walk through the most common issues, including demos and remediation tips for securing your web servers.
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Spencer Pearlman

Security Research at Detectify, Detectify
Spencer Pearlman is a Security Researcher with Detectify. His past experience includes Security Analyst work with NBCUniversal, iOS engineering for an AR startup based in LA and he likes Bitcoin... like probably too much. The Detectify Security Research team is led by Tom "TomNomNom... Read More →

Friday September 24, 2021 12:30pm - 1:00pm EDT
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