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Roey Eliyahu

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Roey Eliyahu

At 18, Roey Eliyahu joined a unit of the Israeli Army's cybersecurity unit and was quickly promoted to a team leader role. Four years later, without any business ties, Eliyahu booked a flight to Silicon Valley with an idea for a new cybersecurity startup that uses big data and artificial intelligence to detect attacks and find vulnerabilities in APIs to protect our private data across any application. Now, as CEO and Co-Founder of Salt Security, Roey has helped the company to raise a total of $60 million in equity financing.

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OpenAPI Specification: Perception vs. Reality

The OpenAPI Specification (OAS) (formerly known as the Swagger specification) provides a way to describe and document REST APIs and their components. It includes details on endpoints, their operations, parameters needed for the operations, expected responses for every operation, authentication methods and even annotations. OAS is an easy format to learn and read, and can [โ€ฆ]

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