Application Security
Checkmarx Aligns With Wiz to Improve Application Security
Checkmarx has integrated its platform for securing application development environments with Wiz's CNAPP ...
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Telegram Privacy Nightmare: Don’t Opt In to P2PL
Richi Jennings | | 2-step verification, 2fa, 2FA apps, 2FA bypass, 2FA Flaws, 2FA/MFA, Access control and Identity Management, Cloud MFA, digital identity verification, iam, ID verification, MFA, mfa login, mfasecurity, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), P2P, SB Blogwatch, SMS, SMS messages, SMS Toll Fraud, Telegram, Telegram app, two-factor-authentication.2fa, Verify 2FA
Scary SMS shenanigans: Avoid Telegram’s new “Peer-To-Peer Login” program if you value your privacy or your cellular service ...
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ChatGPT Plugin Security Vulnerabilities Exploited By Hackers
Wajahat Raja | | AI Assistants, ChatGPT, Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity News, Data breaches, digital security, Encryption Protocols, Hackers, OAuth Workflow, Penetration Testing, Plugin Security, security measures, side-channel attacks, Vulnerabilities, Zero-click Attacks
In the realm of cybersecurity, constant vigilance is paramount as threat actors perpetually seek novel ways to exploit vulnerabilities. Recent research has shed light on a concerning trend: the potential misuse of ...
Linux Kernel 6.8 Released: New Features and Hardware Support
Rohan Timalsina | | AppArmor, KernelCare Enterprise, Linear Address Masking, Linux & Open Source News, linux distros, Linux kernel, linux kernel 6.8, Linux Kernel features, linux kernel patching, Linux Kernel Release Candidate, Linux Kernel Security, linux kernel updates, linux live patching, linux systems, live patching, open source
Linus Torvalds recently announced the release of Linux kernel 6.8, the latest stable version of the Linux kernel. This update brings a plethora of new features and improvements, making it a significant ...
Apple M-Series FAIL: GoFetch Flaw Finds Crypto Keys
Richi Jennings | | Apple, apple bug, Apple Data Security, apple hack, apple hacker, Apple iOS, Apple iPad, ARM, cache, dmp, GoFetch, iPad, M1, M2, M3, Macintosh, macos, SB Blogwatch
GoFAIL: Researchers worm their way into broken cache-filling microcode in most Macs and iPads ...
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Application Security for Dummies: The Only Way Forward
Aviad Mizrachi | | Application Security, Cybersecurity, Security Usability, User-Friendly Security, ux-design
To improve application security, we must make security so stupid that anyone can do it, and that applies up and down the stack ...
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Workshop “How to write custom security tests” – Main Takeaways
Discover the main takeaways from our latest workshop on how to write custom security tests for API security ...
Why security engineers need a new approach to identify business logic flaws
Learn why security engineers need a new approach to identify business logic flaws ...
Sentry, GitHub Use AI to Help Fix Coding Errors
Developers are getting more help detecting and addressing bugs in their code through new AI-based tools that Sentry.io and GitHub each introduced this week. Sentry unveiled the beta of Autofix, a feature ...
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The art and science of product security: A deep dive with Jacob Salassi
Discover the main takeaways from our conversation on product security with Jacob Salassi, Director of Product Security at Snowflake ...