CI/CD Security
Bitwarden CLI Compromise Linked to Ongoing Checkmarx Supply Chain Campaign
Jeffrey Burt | | AI, Bitwarden, Checkmarx, CI/CD Security, GitHub, JFrog Security, MCP, npm repository, OX Security, Shai-Hulud, Socket, StepSecurity, supply chain attack, TeamPCP, Trivy
A compromise of the popular Bitwarden password manager is linked to the ongoing Checkmarx supply chain campaign, with bad actor injecting malicious code in a version of its CLI. However, while there ...
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Building Bridges, Breaking Pipelines: Introducing Trajan
TL;DR: Trajan is an open-source CI/CD security tool from Praetorian that unifies vulnerability detection and attack validation across GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins in a single cross-platform engine. It ...
Building Bridges, Breaking Pipelines: Introducing Trajan
TL;DR: Trajan is an open-source CI/CD security tool from Praetorian that unifies vulnerability detection and attack validation across GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins in a single cross-platform engine. It ...
Shift Left Has Shifted Wrong: Why AppSec Teams – Not Developers – Must Lead Security in the Age of AI Coding
Bruce Fram | | agent-managed development, AI coding assistants, AI Generated Code, Application Security, AppSec, automated remediation, broad shift left, CI/CD Security, CISO, Compliance, DAST, developer experience, DevSecOps, false positives, narrow shift left, pull-request fixes, SAST, Secure Development, security automation engineers, Security Triage, shift left, vulnerability backlog, Vulnerability Remediation
Narrow “shift left” has failed at AI scale. Move from developer-led fixes to AppSec-managed automation that triages findings and delivers tested pull-request fixes so teams can safely manage AI-generated code ...
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Can We Really Eliminate Human Error in Cybersecurity?
Ozhan Sisic | | Automation in Security, blame-free security, chaos drills, CI/CD Security, cyber resilience, cybersecurity psychology, designing for human fallibility, error chains, human error cybersecurity, misconfiguration breaches, Penetration Testing, people as attack surface, phishing and social engineering risks, psychological safety in security, Red team exercises, resilient cybersecurity, Security Culture
Cybersecurity breaches often stem not from advanced exploits but from human error, misconfigurations, and routine mistakes. True resilience comes from designing systems that expect failure, leverage automation wisely, and foster a security-first ...
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Introducing Nosey Parker Explorer
Introducing Nosey Parker Explorer: an interactive review tool for findings from Nosey Parker - the machine learning powered, multi-phase solution for locating secret exposure. The post Introducing Nosey Parker Explorer appeared first ...
Recursive Amplification Attacks: Botnet-as-a-Service
Introduction On a recent client engagement, we tested a startup’s up-and-coming SaaS data platform and discovered an alarming attack path. The specific feature names and technologies have been generalized to anonymize the ...
Threat Groups Rush to Exploit JetBrains’ TeamCity CI/CD Security Flaws
The cyberthreats to users of JetBrains’ TeamCity CI/CD platform continue to mount a week after the company issued two fixes to security vulnerabilities, with one cybersecurity vendor noting a ransomware attack that ...
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Fix Available for Critical Jenkins Flaw That Leads to RCE Attacks
Organizations are being urged to fix two security vulnerabilities in Jenkins that could allow unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code in the popular open source software tool that is used to ...
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TensorFlow Supply Chain Compromise via Self-Hosted Runner Attack
Introduction With the recent rise and adoption of artificial intelligence technologies, open-source frameworks such as TensorFlow are prime targets for attackers seeking to conduct software supply chain attacks. Over the last several ...

