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Claire Song

0xClaw Editorial Analyst for AppSec Operations

Claire Song writes about report structure, finding quality, remediation handoff, retesting discipline, and the operating habits that help AppSec teams close issues cleanly.

Claire Song is a pen name used by the 0xClaw editorial team for articles on AppSec operations, evidence quality, and remediation workflows. It is a disclosed byline persona rather than a public individual identity.
Focus areas
  • AppSec workflow design
  • Finding triage and remediation
  • Evidence-backed reporting
  • Security team enablement
Recent articles
AI pentest report template for AI agents

Use this AI pentest report template for AI agents to document tool access, traces, evidence, impact, remediation, and retest without confusing agent chatter for proof.

AI pentest report template for APIs

Use this AI pentest report template for APIs to document endpoints, auth context, evidence, business impact, remediation, and retest steps clearly.

AI pentest sample report template for AI agents

Use this AI pentest sample report template for AI agents to structure scope, traces, findings, evidence, impact, remediation, and retest notes without confusing agent output for proof.

AI pentesting vendor evaluation guide for APIs

Use this AI pentesting vendor evaluation guide for APIs to compare API-specific attack depth, agent abuse coverage, evidence quality, and retest discipline before you buy.

AI pentesting vendor evaluation guide for RAG apps

Use this AI pentesting vendor evaluation guide for RAG apps to compare retrieval coverage, poisoning tests, evidence quality, containment checks, and retest discipline before you shortlist vendors.

Best tools for testing auth bypass in APIs

Compare the best tools for testing auth bypass in APIs, including Burp Suite, Schemathesis, Postman, and OWASP ZAP for BOLA, privilege escalation, and broken authorization checks.

Best tools for testing indirect prompt injection in MCP servers

Compare the best tools for testing indirect prompt injection in MCP servers, with a focus on poisoned tool metadata, malicious tool return values, local-server risk, and regression coverage.

Best tools for testing secret leakage in MCP servers

Compare the best tools for testing secret leakage in MCP servers, from adversarial runtime probes to repo and local-server secret scanning.