With Twitter code in the wild, DevSecOps doubts surface
First, Twitter's source code was leaked. Then it open-sourced its ranking algorithm. Should we worry about the unintended consequences of “transparency”?
Richi Jennings
Richi Jennings is a former developer and marketer. He’s also written or edited for Computerworld, Microsoft, Cisco, Micro Focus, HashiCorp, Ferris Research, Osterman Research, DevOps.com, Orthogonal Thinking, Native Trust, Elgan Media, Petri, Cyren, Agari, Webroot, HP, HPE, NetApp on Forbes and CIO.com. Bizarrely, his ridiculous work has even won awards from the American Society of Business Publication Editors, ABM/Jesse H. Neal, and B2B Magazine.
Posts from Richi Jennings
With Twitter code in the wild, DevSecOps doubts surface
Do you trust AI to find app sec holes while you sleep?
Purr-fect? Or cat-astrophe? Microsoft wants you to cat nap as its Security Copilot combats software security threats.
GitHub enforces 2FA — it’s about time (given the state of supply chain security)
GitHub just got a little safer, by finally forcing users into two-factor authentication. What took you so long, Microsoft?
White House cyber strategy: A love/hate story
In a first, the Biden administration will hold software developers accountable for vulnerabilities. Naturally, it’s dividing opinions
LastPass revelations: BIG lessons for DevSecOps teams
Why was an engineer allowed to access critical keys from a home computer? "DevOops."
Core-JS: Beware hidden dependencies from indebted Russian developers
This is not a drill: Denis Pushkarev has big debts — and his code is EVERYWHERE
Lessons from ChatGPT, Bing AI, Bard and Copilot: Chatty AI is just a toy
Beep, boop; hope, hype: Generative AI isn't ready for prime time. So don't play games with your software development
C-SCRM: We’re from the government — and we’re here to help with software supply chain security
Supply chain risk management guidance incoming, like it or not
Google’s Open Source Team Layoffs A Security Risks
Firing ‘the best of the best’ does not bode well for software security. Will the last to leave please turn off the lights?