It only takes one line of code to ruin your day
They say there’s no such thing as bad press, but getting name recognition for a data breach never feels good. Enter Codecov.
It only takes one line of code to ruin your day
Spotting malicious Excel4 macros
Relying on legacy functionalities comes with inherent security risks
Code Reuse Across Packers and DLL Loaders
One of the core tenets of computer science is code reuse.
Malware in images: When you can’t see 'the whole picture'
CISO’s Guide to Protecting Against Modern Software Risks
How to Rebuild Trust in the SDLC and 3rd Party Software Supply Chain
The attack on SolarWinds: Next-level stealth was key
The SunBurst supply chain attack, which was behind the breach of SolarWinds, took sophistication and patience.
The Week in Security: Wiper malware rains down on 2022, Microsoft certificates abused
Welcome to the latest edition of The Week in Security, which brings you the newest headlines from both the world and our team across the full stack of security: application security, cybersecurity, and beyond.
Advancing the Cybersecurity Industry with the SOREL-20M Initiative
ReversingLabs and Sophos partner to bring high-quality threat intelligence to security practitioners and data scientists
Platform Technology Updates: Better Malware Detection for Multiple Image Formats with TitaniumCore
Learn more about our revised image modules
PoorWeb - Hitching a Ride on Hangul
Tearing Down HWP Files To Expose a Trojan
Taidoor - a truly persistent threat
When malware lasts longer than your washing machine
