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EPSS vs. CVSS: Exploit prediction could change the game on software risk management

EPSS vs. CVSS: Exploit prediction could change the game on software risk management

Security teams are faced with more alerts than they can handle. SecurityScorecard and the Cyentia Institute estimate that organizations fix only 10% of the vulnerabilities in their software each month. That's not ...
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What is SSDLC (Secure Software Development Lifecycle) and 6 Steps to Take Now

The pressure to ship software faster to meet market demands is compromising security in a big way. As cyber criminals find ways to use the glaring The post What is SSDLC (Secure ...
Twenty Years of MMORPG Hacking: Better Graphics, Same Exploits

Fundamental Security Concepts and Best Practices Every Game Developer Should Know

Gaming is now the world’s favorite form of entertainment, with Newzoo reporting that by 2023 there will be more than three billion gamers across the planet. With the growth of multiplayer games, ...
EA’s Source: It’s in the Game (and in Hackers’ Hands)

EA’s Source: It’s in the Game (and in Hackers’ Hands)

Electronic Arts got hacked, and its source code stolen. Hackers took hundreds of gigabytes of game source code and tools ...
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Code Dx brings game-changing capabilities to Synopsys

Code Dx brings game-changing capabilities to Synopsys

Synopsys acquires Code Dx to extend application security portfolio. Code Dx adds software vulnerability correlation, prioritization, and consolidated risk reporting. The post Code Dx brings game-changing capabilities to Synopsys appeared first on ...
If you want to succeed in gaming, don’t play games with security

If you want to succeed in gaming, don’t play games with security

Video game security risks are on the rise. Building security into your software development life cycle can help protect your reputation and customers.  The post If you want to succeed in gaming, ...
Getting Security and Development on the Same Page Through ZeroNorth’s New Defect Density Dashboard

Getting Security and Development on the Same Page Through ZeroNorth’s New Defect Density Dashboard

| | Application Security, Blog
Today, ZeroNorth introduces its new defect density dashboard to help security leaders engage with development leaders… The post Getting Security and Development on the Same Page Through ZeroNorth’s New Defect Density Dashboard ...
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Game Hacking Part 1 – Equipping Your Loadout

Why Bother with Video Game Security? Video games are more than just entertainment. Gaming is a massive industry which by some accounts is estimated to be worth $256.97 billion by 2025. So ...
Top 4 website security tips for development and hosting

Top 4 website security tips for development and hosting

If you design, develop, or host websites for SMBs, your clients are trusting you to keep their data secure. Here are our top 4 website security tips. The post Top 4 website ...

Continuously fuzzing Python C extensions

| | fuzzing, open source
By Matt Schwager Deserializing, decoding, and processing untrusted input are telltale signs that your project would benefit from fuzzing. Yes, even Python projects. Fuzzing helps reduce bugs in high-assurance software developed in ...