Collaborate Disseminate
Only 54% of major code changes go through a full security review, a new CrowdStrike State of Application Security report reveals.
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OAuth apps have become prominent in several attack groups’ TTPs in recent years. OAuth apps are used for every part of the attack process. In this Help Net Security video, Tal Skverer, Research Team Lead at Astrix Security, shares insights on how… Continue reading How threat actors abuse OAuth apps
Google announces $1 million investment in improving Rust’s interoperability with legacy C++ codebases.
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Google has released its fuzzing framework in open source to boost the ability of developers and researchers to identify vulnerabilities.
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While the evolution of LLMs mark a new era of AI, we must be mindful that new technologies come with new risks. Explore one such risk called “audio-jacking.”
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Over a dozen vulnerabilities discovered in Tor audit, including a high-risk flaw that can be exploited to inject arbitrary bridges.
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In recent months, we’ve seen government and business leaders put an increased focus on securing AI models. If generative AI is the next big platform to transform the services and functions on which society as a whole depends, ensuring that technology is trusted and secure must be businesses’ top priority. While generative AI adoption is […]
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Despite stringent regulations and calls for ‘security by design’, organizations are still failing to equip teams with the knowledge to secure code, according to Security Journey. In fact, only 20% of respondents were confident in their ability to detec… Continue reading Unlocking sustainable security practices with secure coding education
Malicious software always aims to stay hidden, making itself invisible so the victims can’t detect it. The constantly mutating PixPirate malware has taken that strategy to a new extreme. PixPirate is a sophisticated financial remote access trojan (RAT) malware that heavily utilizes anti-research techniques. This malware’s infection vector is based on two malicious apps: a […]
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Researchers detail a CI/CD attack leading to PyTorch releases compromise via GitHub Actions self-hosted runners.
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