The TeamCity incident is similar to SunBurst, which was behind the attack on SolarWinds. But there are differences. Here are tips to help secure your software pipeline.
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To advance the state of software supply chain security and better mitigate risk, the Enduring Security Framework group has highlighted the need for binary analysis and reproducible builds.
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Cross-Platform Threats: Leveraging YARA to Identify BiBi Wiper on Linux and Windows Systems
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ReversingLabs researchers have uncovered two novel techniques running on GitHub — one abusing GitHub Gists, another issuing commands through git commit messages.
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More than 1,500 tokens were exposed, leaving millions of AI models and datasets vulnerable. Here's what your security team can learn from the compromise.
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U.K. and U.S. cyber-watchdogs say to start with Secure by Design — but don't stop there. Here are key takeaways from their new guidelines.
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SolarWinds, Codecov, and Kaseya showed how adversaries with access to a development environment can wreak havoc. Multifactor authentication is key, but it's not an "end-all solution."
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Mature organizations recognize that their AppSec approach has to keep pace with modern development teams. Here's why.
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While AI is mostly seen as opening a new front in the threat landscape, it will also be tapped to fight back with advanced threat hunting and more.
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The Threat Modeling Manifesto explains the how. Now teams must map out an actionable threat modeling program. Here are 10 key tips to get started.
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While the new White House EO is largely focused on foundational AI, security teams reviewing AI initiatives are still in the hot seat.
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Streamlining Software Supply Chain Security: ReversingLabs Now Accessible via AWS Marketplace
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Ingrained development patterns and legacy testing tools are holdovers from a reactive era of AppSec. Here's how how to move software security forward.
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Rather than wasting cycles on non-exploitable or remediated security holes, teams should focus on exploitability, and look for compromises including malware and tampering. Here's why.
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ReversingLabs researchers have discovered npm packages that hide scripts broadcasting messages of peace related to the conflicts in Ukraine and in Israel and the Gaza Strip.
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