Two newly discovered extensions on the VS Code Marketplace are designed to steal sensitive information, showing that open source attacks are expanding.
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Software complexity is growing — making SBOMs a necessity. But they need to be actionable to manage risk. Here's how to put them to work.
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Software tampering and social engineering were used in a months-long campaign to plant malicious code in major Linux distributions. Here's what we know.
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Understand the state of software supply chain security with key takeaways from recent research and surveys of application security and development pros.
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Here's what the RL research team knows about the suspicious SqzrFramework480 campaign, which is still available on the NuGet repository.
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Memory safety is one of the most stubborn and dangerous software weaknesses. Here are key insights and takeaways from a new Google report on the issue.
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Code bloat is at the root of many security problems. Here's how development teams can bolster application security with more efficient code.
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Here’s what we know about the federal government's new software security form — and what needs to change. For one, SBOMs should be required.
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Here are the top security trends of the year — and what your team needs to know about them. AI, for one, has its pros and cons for your security posture.
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RL has discovered a campaign using PyPI packages posing as open-source libraries to steal BIP39 mnemonic phrases, which are used for wallet recovery.
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The FDA now requires medical device manufacturers to produce a software bill of materials to ensure supply chain security. Here’s what you need to know.
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There are many reasons to consider a career in AppSec, but one stands out: Software supply attacks are creating job security and opportunity.
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Why Relying on Sandboxes Alone Leaves You Exposed — And How Next-Gen Binary Analysis Closes the Gaps
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NIST's Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 has been released, complete with a new focus on software supply chain security. Here are the key takeaways for your team.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology has beefed up its guidelines for securing CI/CD environments. Are you ready to bulk up your program?
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