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The market is a bit defensive,” TIOBE Software CEO Paul Jansen said, noting people cling to the familiar top 20 programming languages. Continue reading April 2025 TIOBE Index: Kotlin, Ruby & Swift Drop in Popularity
Apiiro security researchers have released open source tools that can help organizations detect malicious code as part of their software development lifecycle: PRevent (a scanner for pull requests), and a malicious code detection ruleset for Semgrep and… Continue reading PRevent: Open-source tool to detect malicious code in pull requests
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and Federal Bureau of Investigation assert that C, C++, and other memory-unsafe languages contribute to potential security breaches. Continue reading Software Makers Encouraged to Stop Using C/C++ by 2026
The top three programming languages – C++, C and Python – remain the same, while Fortran rises. Continue reading TIOBE Index News (April 2024): PHP’s Popularity Declining
A new report promotes preventing cyberattacks by using memory-safe languages and the development of software safety standards. Continue reading White House Recommends Memory-Safe Programming Languages and Security-by-Design
I am using the following line of code to create a reset password code sent to the user in her/his email. when scanned with brakeman to my ruby code, this line of code is catched and describes it as it is vulnerable.
this is the line of cod… Continue reading exploiting the scenario and how to generate a secure reset password token
I was trying to exploit the constantize method in ruby for remote code execution. for example I have this line code:
@mygroups = params[:group][:type].constantize.new(params[:group])
and in the request I sent the following payload:
group%… Continue reading ruby on rails constantize exploitation
I have a vulnerability scanner than detected a security vulnerability in a particular package. Let’s call it package "D@4.0". D@4.0 is used by other dependencies, such as this:
A@1.0 > B@2.0 > C@3.0 > D@4.0.
Typically th… Continue reading How to exploit and fix dependency vulnerabilities? [closed]
Imagine if you could assume the identity of, say, Franklin Delano Roosevelt simply by showing up and calling yourself “Frank”. Continue reading RubyGems supply chain rip-and-replace bug fixed – check your logs!
I got an exception notification for a request from 92.118.39.180:61001 to: http://\localhost/admin/config.php
This is the notification:
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Request:
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* URL : http://\local… Continue reading Ruby on Rails: Request to http://\localhost/admin/config.php