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What is #MEME4CHAN? Crafty cybercriminals are targeting the hospitality industry using a Windows vuln to drop a RAT masquerading as Powershell code. They also use various and meme references.

Posted 11 months ago (17 May 2023)

What GoDaddy's Years-Long Breach Means for Millions of Clients The same "" threat actor has pummeled the domain host on an ongoing basis since 2020, making off with customer logins, source code, and more.

Posted 1 year ago (02 March 2023)

Take note: WAFs will never "" your Web Apps. API researchers like alissaknight , hAPI_hacker , and manicode have shown that WAFs offer no significant protection for APIs, which are even more prevalent. You still need assess and fix your code!

Posted 1 year ago (12 December 2022)

Signal is all the hotness for gray-market exploit brokers. Russia-based OpZero offers $1.5 million offer for Signal remote code execution () exploits. ErickaChick explains: #Signal

Posted 1 year ago (01 December 2022)

is making it easier for GitHub users to set up signed commits using SSH keys. Signed commits verify that the person making the code change is who they say they are.

Posted 2 years ago (15 September 2022)

Research firm Gartner predicts that use of low-code/no-code tools will rise from almost 25% of applications in 2020 to 70% in 2025. Over a quarter (%) of respondents say they don't...

Posted 2 years ago (25 June 2022)

New 'Trojan Source' Method Lets Attackers Hide Vulns in Source Code: discover a new technique attackers could use to encode vulnerabilities into software while evading detection.

Posted 2 years ago (01 November 2021)

RT From DarkReading 's The EDGE: 'Playing Around' with Code Keeps Security, DevOps Skills Sharp by #DevOps

Posted 5 years ago (23 September 2019)

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Posted 6 years ago (13 March 2018)

#DarkReading's cool security event in Nov. is #INsecurityCon. Here's a discount promo code: . See ya there!

Posted 7 years ago (25 August 2017)

SGgrc Checkout this potential "" security problem with Windows.

Posted 7 years ago (31 October 2016)