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In the news, Attacking an FTP Client: MGETting more than you bargained for, Warning: Your Windows PC can get hacked by just visiting a site, new MacOS backdoor linked to OceanLotus, & more on this episode of Application Security Weekly! Full Show … Continue reading Windows, MacOS, & Javascript – Application Security Weekly #12
In the news, Microsoft rushes out fix for major hole caused by previous Meltdown patch, Intel admits a load of its CPUs have Spectre v2 flaw that can’t be fixed, Slack’s new policy lets bosses read employees’ DMs without consent, Georgia passes A… Continue reading Intel, Slack, Spectre, & NASA – Application Security Weekly #11
In the news, researchers say AMD processors have serious vulnerabilities and backdoors, hijacked MailChimp accounts used to distribute malware banking, Voodoo Kali, for Equifax executive charged with insider trading after data breach, & more on thi… Continue reading AMD, MailChimp, & Equifax – Application Security Weekly #9
In the news, NSA Exploits Ported to Work on All Windows Versions Released Since Windows 2000, beware the looming Google Chrome HTTPS certificate apocalypse, Microsoft open sources a new Kubernetes GPU and device scheduling extension, and more on this e… Continue reading NSA, Google, & Microsoft – Application Security Weekly #05
Last week saw a Twitter spam app claiming to show who “viewed your profile” and spreading throughout the social media platform. See how it spread, and what you can do to avoid being caught by this common scam.
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In the Application Security News, Paul and Keith talk about impatient employers designing their own courses, measurable CPU differences in AWS from Intel CPU vulnerabilities, the CEO of Intel selling a gigantic amount of stock, and Starbucks Wi-Fi mine… Continue reading Google, Intel, Mozilla, and Starbucks – Application Security Weekly #00
Paul and Keith host the first show of Application Security Weekly! Today, they discuss the brief history of application security, software, and software security! With application security on the rise, hackers and attackers over time have evolved into … Continue reading Rise of Application Security – Application Security Weekly #00
Detection-based IT security solutions have never worked, and will never work. More security layers is not the answer, but smarter layers can work. Shift your mindset from “prevent, detect, and respond” to “isolate, contain, and control.” Layer after layer of security is not stopping breaches. We can’t keep the bad guys out. Oddly enough, 80+ years […]
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There are many benefits to developing software using open source code, but these components can also introduce vulnerabilities into your code.
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A unified app catalog can help IT leaders properly manage the mobile workforce and secure disparate applications running on different operating systems.
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