Nohé Hinniger-Foray

Full-Stack R&D Engineer @ Escape 💚 Computer science enthusiast. I love to craft new technologies, tools & applications. Open-sourcerer. 🧙‍♂️ ENSEEIHT Engineer. My GitHub -> https://github.com/nohehf

API

API Catalog & API Portal: A handbook of everything you should know

Discover the importance of API catalogs, their differences from API portals & gateways, and how to ensure optimal API management and security.

GraphQL

Building a free open source GraphQL wordlist for penetration testing

In cybersecurity, the old saying that the "best defense is a good offense" rings true. This philosophy is reflected in the approach we call offensive security. It involves actively seeking out system vulnerabilities to fix them before they can be exploited. It's about taking the initiative, keeping a step ahead

GraphQL

Introducing Goctopus: Open Source GraphQL endpoint discovery & fingerprinting tool

In the fast-evolving domain of APIs, GraphQL has emerged as a powerful, data-oriented language. As its adoption soars, so does the need for robust tools to discover and fingerprint these APIs. Enter Goctopus, a Golang-based solution we developed at Escape to provide comprehensive, fast, and interoperable endpoint discovery and fingerprinting

Postman

Find & fix security issues in your GraphQL API with Postman

Improve the security of your GraphQL API with Escape and Postman Are you tired of dealing with pesky API vulnerabilities? Want to take your GraphQL game to the next level? Introducing the perfect combo for GraphQL success - Escape and Postman. Escape is a tool that helps developers automatically and

Postman

How to use GraphQL with Postman - a guide to testing GraphQL endpoints

If you're building an API, you need tools to query it. Postman is the go-to tool for querying APIs, whether using the Postman GraphQL client or the Postman HTTP request interface. It allows you to create and send requests to your endpoints and so much more. Postman has loads of

Announcement

Introducing GraphMan: instantly scaffold a Postman collection for your GraphQL API

While querying, developing, and testing your GraphQL APIs with postman is easy and convenient, it has a big caveat: if you want to cover an endpoint with all its queries and mutations entirely, it will take you hours and repetitive steps to create every request, and you'll almost surely miss