A software supply chain meltdown: What we know about the XZ Trojan
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.
A software supply chain meltdown: What we know about the XZ Trojan
30 SSCS statistics that matter for software security teams
Understand the state of software supply chain security with key takeaways from recent research and surveys of application security and development pros.
Suspicious NuGet package grabs data from industrial systems
Here's what the RL research team knows about the suspicious SqzrFramework480 campaign, which is still available on the NuGet repository.
Memory-safe languages and security by design: Key insights, lessons learned
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.
7 ways to put your code on a diet — and improve AppSec in the process
Code bloat is at the root of many security problems. Here's how development teams can bolster application security with more efficient code.
How CISA’s secure software development attestation form falls short
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.
Gartner outlines top cybersecurity trends — and (spoiler alert) AI is No. 1
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.
BIPClip: Malicious PyPI packages target crypto wallet recovery passwords
RL has discovered a campaign using PyPI packages posing as open-source libraries to steal BIP39 mnemonic phrases, which are used for wallet recovery.
SBOMs and medical devices: An essential step — but no security cureall
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.
5 reasons you should consider a career in application security
There are many reasons to consider a career in AppSec, but one stands out: Software supply attacks are creating job security and opportunity.
Bad Actors are Going to School on Sandboxes: Here's What to Do About It!
Why Relying on Sandboxes Alone Leaves You Exposed — And How Next-Gen Binary Analysis Closes the Gaps
NIST CSF 2.0: Better risk management for the new era of supply chain security
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.
NIST updates supply chain guidance: 3 ways to pump up your CI/CD security
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?
Level up your YARA game
How to apply YARA rules for threat detection, searching, hunting and more.
All SBOMs are not created equal: What's required for them to be effective
Know the key challenges with software bills of materials, how tooling affects their usefulness — and how to make them actionable for better supply chain security.