Security Implications of Low-Code/No-Code Platforms: The Unseen Cyberwar

Security Implications of Low-Code/No-Code Platforms: The Unseen Cyberwar
This article provides a thorough analysis of the security vulnerabilities associated with low-code/no-code (LCNC) platforms, exposing architectural flaws and real-world breaches. It outlines case studies involving significant breaches such as Microsoft Power Apps and Airtable, highlighting the negligence of platform providers. A call to action for stronger security practices and vendor accountability concludes the report. Affected: Microsoft Power Apps, Zapier, Airtable, Retool, organizations using LCNC platforms

Keypoints :

  • LCNC platforms democratize app development but also increase security risks.
  • 63% of LCNC apps manage sensitive data; 89% lack governance.
  • Major breaches have occurred due to architectural flaws in LCNC platforms.
  • Case studies illustrate specific vulnerabilities and breaches across different platforms.
  • Current compliance frameworks (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS) have significant gaps in LCNC security.
  • Attackers exploit these platforms through various techniques, including API scraping and JWT forging.
  • Mitigation strategies involve technical and organizational controls aimed at reducing vulnerabilities.
  • The future of LCNC security is impacted by emerging technologies, including AI and quantum computing.

MITRE Techniques :

  • Execution (T1059.001) – Attackers exploit local code execution vulnerabilities in LCNC platforms.
  • Impact (T1486) – Ransomware operations using LCNC environments causing data encryption and demand for ransom.

Indicator of Compromise :

  • No IoC Found

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