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As an application developer in Java and JavaScript what would i probably never get from a platform as security out of the box?

Posted on November 18, 2020 by Pablo

I need to comply with OWASP top 10 and i am searching for the best platform to code on -as developer- on AWS or GCP what would be my share of security to do (test cases…) or security feature that i will always need to code in complete o… Continue reading As an application developer in Java and JavaScript what would i probably never get from a platform as security out of the box?→

Objective-C: Security Overview

Posted on November 15, 2020 by alexis

I am finding it difficult to find any information about the Objective-C programming language. I am currently trying to acquire information such as the default security features of the language, known vulnerabilities, patches, best practice… Continue reading Objective-C: Security Overview→

ASP.NET Security Guidelines for 2020 [closed]

Posted on November 12, 2020 by mik0w

I am working with a lot of ASP.NET applications this month, and I would like to learn more about security of such applications (especially in terms of penetration testing). I am not ASP.NET developer, most of the time I use Python and JS, … Continue reading ASP.NET Security Guidelines for 2020 [closed]→

What type of attacks can the file be uploaded to the server? [closed]

Posted on November 3, 2020 by K-s S-k

We have a website, and yesterday we noticed that the index.php file was deleted in the server, and instead added the index.html. We know for sure that the problem is not in the server, I mean that they didn’t hack the server, and I would l… Continue reading What type of attacks can the file be uploaded to the server? [closed]→

What type of attacks can the file be uploaded to the server? [closed]

Posted on November 3, 2020 by K-s S-k

Secure permutation with stable partitioning

Posted on October 13, 2020 by Dávid Horváth

I am searching a fast cryptographically safe pseudo-random permutation algorithm with the following requirements.
Given a predefined set of values V and an integer k. Split V to k subset, and iterate over any subset in order.
In more detai… Continue reading Secure permutation with stable partitioning→

Why is there no web client for Signal?

Posted on September 6, 2020 by SeyyedKhandon

I’ve read about E2EE (end to end encryption) of Signal in web clients on a Signal Community discussion forum, and wonder why they say that the browser is insecure for E2EE and native apps are secure.
I think the security issues for clients… Continue reading Why is there no web client for Signal?→

Speaking Developers’ Love Languages

Posted on August 20, 2020 by Cam Martin

Developers are a finicky breed, especially when it comes to the languages they code in. And, while they don’t always get to use the languages they love most, there are still factors that give them an affinity toward certain ones and keep them coming ba… Continue reading Speaking Developers’ Love Languages→

Race Conditions Can Exist in Go

Posted on August 19, 2020 by Checkmarx Security Research Team

Overview The Go Programming Language (also known as Golang) is an open source programming language created by Google. Go is compiled and is statically typed as in C (with garbage collection). It has limited structural typing, memory safety features, an… Continue reading Race Conditions Can Exist in Go→

Welcome to Checkmarx Golang Week!

Posted on August 17, 2020 by Stephen Gates

When beginning to utilize any new programming language, a frequent obstacle developers face is the sheer lack of secure coding education and training about common pitfalls and coding errors during the language-learning process. The subject of security … Continue reading Welcome to Checkmarx Golang Week!→