Collaborate Disseminate
“Revision” is probably the Olympics of the demoscene. The world’s best tiny graphics coders assemble, show off their works, and learn new tricks to pack as much awesome into as few bytes as possible or make unheard-of effects on limited hardware. And of course, there’s a competition. Winning this year’s …read more
WhiteSource, one of the leaders in the software composition analysis space, recently released its annual report, “The State of Open Source Security Vulnerabilities.” It is chock full of good data and findings on the current state of open s… Continue reading DevOps Chats: Open Source Security, With WhiteSource
The future of business relies on being digital – but all software deployed needs to be secure and protect privacy. Yet, responsible cybersecurity gets in the way of what any company really wants to do: innovate fast, stay ahead of the competition, and … Continue reading Automate manual security, risk, and compliance processes in software development
The security industry has the perfect skillset and adversarial defense outlook to deal with some of the emerging societal issues in today’s world, said security technologist Bruce Schneier. Continue reading Bruce Schneier Proposes ‘Hacking Society’ for a Better Tomorrow
They say that in order to understand recursion, you must first understand recursion. Once you master that concept, you might decide that it’s time to write your own compiler that can compile itself as a fun side project. According to [Warren] aka [DoctorWkt], who documented every step of writing this …read more
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A cryptomining malware has infected at least 80k devices and uses various tactics to evade detection. Continue reading Dexphot Malware Hijacked 80K+ Devices to Mine Cryptocurrency
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Enterprise software is only as good as its security. Today, a data breach costs $3.92 million on average. Organizations are expected to spend $124 billion on security in 2019 and will probably invest even more given the alarming rate at which cyberatta… Continue reading Code dependency mapping’s role in securing enterprise software
A recent survey of 307 IT professionals conducted Osterman Research on behalf of PerimeterX, a provider of cybersecurity tools for web applications, suggests there’s a lot of third-party code running on websites that no one can say with any certainty … Continue reading Survey: Third-Party Code Proves Vulnerable
One of the Magecart cybercriminal groups is testing a new method for grabbing users’ credit card info: malicious skimming code that can be loaded into files used by L7 routers. What is Magecart? Magecart is an umbrella label for a growing number … Continue reading Cybercriminals plan to make L7 routers serve card stealing code