
Assura’s Top 5 Misconceptions about Penetration Testing
With the increasing number of organizations now seeking penetration testing due to regulatory requirements, more and more companies are claiming to offer a service that checks this box. Assura wanted to help clarify some of the top misconceptions you may encounter when searching for a penetration test. We hope this ... Read More

Assura’s Top 5 Misconceptions about Penetration Testing
With the increasing number of organizations now seeking penetration testing due to regulatory requirements, more and more companies are claiming to offer a service that checks this box. Assura wanted... The post Assura’s Top 5 Misconceptions about Penetration Testing appeared first on Assura, Inc ... Read More

Assura Announces Discovery of Two Vulnerabilities in Quicklert for Digium Switchvox
TL;DR Today Assura is announcing the discovery of two new vulnerabilities in Quicklert for Digium Switchvox. Late in 2021, Assura’s Offensive Security Operations team conducted a penetration test that uncovered two critical severity vulnerabilities in Quicklert for Digium Switchvox Version 10 Build 1043 resulting in two new CVEs, discussed in detail below. The ... Read More
TrojanSource – Why The Threat Is Real But The World Isn’t On Fire
Overview Recently, researchers at the University of Cambridge published a paper detailing how obfuscation techniques can be used to inject malicious code into source code prior to compilation. Depending on the compiler, the malicious source code would be hidden from the user’s view, yet still successfully compiled into the software ... Read More
TrojanSource – Why The Threat Is Real But The World Isn’t On Fire
Overview Recently, researchers at the University of Cambridge published a paper detailing how obfuscation techniques can be used to inject malicious code into source code prior to compilation. Depending on... The post TrojanSource – Why The Threat Is Real But The World Isn’t On Fire appeared first on Assura, Inc ... Read More