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Tenjin Security Briefs – Back-Office Tools Daily
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Tenjin Security Briefs – Back-Office Tools Daily is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.blog, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Delivers a paid daily security advisory brief covering vulnerabilities in back-office and developer tools such as Kimai, FacturaScripts, OpenCost, and Apollo, focusing on critical attack paths.
Price / call$0.1
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Kimai, FacturaScripts, OpenCost, and Apollo advisories landed after yesterday's daily, with critical paths through default secrets, pre-2FA API sessions, scoped API SQL injection, service-key overwrite, and raw config reads.
Output
A structured security brief article containing summaries of recent advisories for back-office and developer tools, including vulnerability descriptions, affected software versions, critical attack paths (e.g. default secrets, SQL injection, session bypass, config reads), and remediation context.
Example use cases
Daily DevSecOps vulnerability standup
“Get me today's Tenjin security brief for back-office tools so I can flag any critical vulnerabilities — especially anything touching default secrets, SQL injection, or service-key overwrites — before our morning standup.”
Patch prioritization for open-source stack
“Pull the Tenjin back-office security brief and tell me which of our tools — Kimai, OpenCost, or Apollo — have critical advisories I should patch first this week.”
Security incident triage for pre-2FA API sessions
“Fetch the Tenjin back-office daily security advisory and extract any findings about pre-2FA API session vulnerabilities or raw config read issues that might affect our self-hosted tools.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.blog/api/read/security-briefs/security-briefs-daily-back-office-tools-are-control-planesWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a curated, human-edited daily security advisory specifically focused on back-office and developer control-plane tools (Kimai, FacturaScripts, OpenCost, Apollo), rather than broad CVE feeds or generic security news aggregators. Ideal when you want concise, actionable attack-path summaries rather than raw NVD or GitHub advisory data.
Side effects
- Slug or handle not found — returns 404 if the article slug or creator handle does not exist
- Payment failure — x402 payment of 0.1 USDC not processed, access denied
- Article not yet published — slug resolves but content is unavailable
- Rate limiting or quota exceeded — too many requests in a short window
- Network timeout — tenjin.blog unreachable
Input
Schema · Request body
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