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Ashir Murad

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Cybersecurity and Developer Writer

Ashir writes about Cybersecurity and Developer & Programming for GetCoreTech. He covers practical defense and secure development, including SBOMs, passkeys and MFA, secrets management, ransomware response and API design. His articles focus on what to check, what to change and what can wait.

About Ashir Murad

Ashir is a staff writer at GetCoreTech, covering Cybersecurity and Developer & Programming. He works where the two meet: secure development, software supply chain security and the day-to-day decisions developers and security teams have to make.

His recent topics include software bills of materials (SBOMs), passkeys versus passwords, multi-factor authentication, keeping API keys out of code, and what a small team should do in the first 24 hours of a ransomware attack. He also covers how to choose between REST, GraphQL and gRPC.

His writing takes a defensive approach. Each article states who is affected and how you would notice the problem. It ends with a prioritized list of what to do today, this week, and later. Claims are tied to primary sources such as CISA, NIST and official documentation.

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Ashir’s areas of expertise are Cybersecurity and Developer & Programming. In security he covers authentication (passkeys and MFA)software supply chain security (SBOMs)secrets management and ransomware response. In development he covers API design and architecture trade-offsincluding RESTGraphQL and gRPC. His focus is secure development: practicalsource-backed guidance on what to check and change first.

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