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2026 61

  1. The security team’s guide to SBOM investigation with AI
  2. Introducing Signal Agentic Fix: Your 24×7 remediation team
  3. How to get Mythos-ready: Find, prioritize, and fix risk faster
  4. PHP2Shell: How to find and fix your exposure with SCA
  5. Polaris release update: Deeper detection, remediation you control, scanning wherever you work
  6. Improve collaboration with Defensics multiuser deployment
  7. The reality of using LLMs to identify open source risk: Helpful though limited
  8. Polaris release update: Bringing AI security findings, scan governance, and remediation together
  9. Top 10 free penetration testing tools
  10. The real and hidden costs of AI security programs
  11. Agentic AppSec on your infrastructure with Black Duck Signal
  12. The vulnerability you didn’t write
  13. Stories from the field, part 2: When vulnerability scores don’t tell the whole story
  14. OSSRA 2026: Open source vulnerability counts doubled year-over-year
  15. Polaris release update: Two-way bug tracker sync, AI-assisted fixes, scanning you can govern
  16. Polestar’s U.S. market exit is a warning for automakers
  17. The AI coding security gap: Why faster development demands stronger guardrails
  18. AI application security needs both reasoning and assurance
  19. The hidden liabilities in open source AI model adoption
  20. Countdown to the next EU CRA milestone
  21. Polaris achieves TX-RAMP certification: A milestone in our public sector commitment
  22. Polaris release update: Smarter risk scoring, AI-assisted triage, and complete container coverage
  23. What your scanner can’t see: Deep visibility into hardened container images with Black Duck
  24. What open source scans don’t see in M&A due diligence: stories from the field
  25. Black Duck named a Leader in the first-ever Gartner Magic Quadrant for Software Supply Chain Security
  26. From commit to confidence: Black Duck for Bitbucket
  27. Why the future of application security isn’t AI or SAST—it’s both
  28. Key deadlines and reporting requirements for the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
  29. Polaris release update: Automated remediation, reachability-driven prioritization, and deeper scanning coverage
  30. Why LLM API keys should be treated like tier‑zero secrets
  31. Beyond the noise: Better risk prioritization with Polaris reachability analysis
  32. Polaris release update: Expanded integrations, deeper detection, complete license governance
  33. Prompt injection: Can a fifth grader steal your data?
  34. Leading organizations address growing regulatory pressures with automation
  35. NVD Changes 2026: Why public vulnerability data is no longer enough
  36. Catch critical defects before embedded software ships
  37. Polaris release update: Streamlined workflows, stronger governance, smarter detection
  38. What Anthropic’s Project Glasswing means for software builders
  39. The third wave of application security: How AI is reshaping AppSec at scale
  40. Strange but true software licenses: No foolin’
  41. Decoding AI-enabled dev: Top concerns, hidden benefits, and smart investment strategies
  42. Coverity Connect Vulnerability Notification
  43. Black Duck Signal: Security that moves at the speed of AI
  44. AI is rewriting the rules of application security—and most organizations aren’t ready
  45. The importance of software quality audits during M&A due diligence: Stories from the field
  46. Feedback through agents: Moving beyond verdict‑only instrumentation
  47. Unlimited test cases: The power of generative fuzzing
  48. Guided by feedback: Smarter fuzzing with Defensics
  49. Beyond Confidence: Grounding Your AI Security Strategy in Reality
  50. Software governance in the AI era: Key findings from the 2026 OSSRA report
  51. Evaluating AI powered applications: A new frontier for M&A software due diligence
  52. The Olympics: A digital battleground where prevention is the best defense
  53. Event-driven AppSec is here: Thoughtful automation finds risk earlier
  54. The BSIMM16 report: What today’s software security programs are really doing—and why it matters
  55. Navigating the AI frontier: Risks, benefits, and uncharted territory in code development
  56. Navigating the AI security era: Key trends for software leaders in 2026
  57. Understanding generative AI risks in software development
  58. CyRC Advisory: High-severity vulnerability in TP-Link Archer BE400
  59. Key learnings from the latest CyRC Wi-Fi vulnerabilities
  60. CyRC advisory: Vulnerability in Broadcom chipset causes network disruption and client disconnection on wireless routers
  61. Vibe coding and its implications

2025 55

  1. AI coding security gap: 76% of orgs expose software supply chain to risk
  2. Bridging the divide: Why friction between dev and security persists (and how to fix it)
  3. The hidden costs of technical debt in M&A due diligence
  4. Introducing Black Duck Signal: Agentic AI that solves the noise crisis in application security
  5. Embracing AI in embedded software development: A balanced approach
  6. Vibe coding with a conscience: Why security must be in the mix
  7. Black Duck SCA takes on AI: Securing the future of software with model scanning
  8. Black Duck’s product release round-up: faster fixes, smarter security
  9. Making intelligent tradeoffs in software due diligence
  10. Scaling authenticated DAST with multimodal LLMs and vault-backed credentials
  11. Black Duck named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing for the eighth time
  12. AI in DevSecOps: A critical crossroads for security and risk management
  13. Polaris redefines application security: New release brings unmatched visibility, automation, and compliance
  14. What’s new in Polaris fAST Dynamic: AI-assisted authentication with expanded coverage and faster onboarding
  15. The next frontier in AppSec: Context-aware risk scoring
  16. The Shai-Hulud npm malware attack: A wake-up call for supply chain security
  17. From diligence to integration: How software audits inform post-close M&A strategies
  18. Get the best from AI in software development without risking the worst
  19. The recent npm supply chain attack: Lessons in securing your software dependencies
  20. Contextualizing risk in the AI era
  21. Key findings from “The State of Embedded Software Quality and Safety 2025” report
  22. Accelerate onboarding and testing of GitHub repos with the Black Duck Security app
  23. Addressing the hidden risks of AI coding tools
  24. Software due diligence: The home inspection of tech M&A
  25. Once and future code snippets: How AI reignites risk
  26. What you need to know about the NIST Secure Software Development Framework
  27. Black Duck Assist: AI code security assistance in your IDE
  28. The Importance of a Third-Party Due Diligence Perspective on Code Risk
  29. Faster, Smarter Vulnerability Alerts: AI in Black Duck Security Advisories
  30. Unlocking the full potential of application security: Key findings from the Black Duck customer value study
  31. Key takeaways from the “2024 Software Vulnerability Snapshot” report
  32. Navigating the EU Cyber Resilience Act
  33. The Black Duck Way: Strong culture drives leadership
  34. Understanding Section 524B of the FD&C Act
  35. Scaling application security across borders: Black Duck Polaris Platform empowers Saudi Arabian enterprises with in-region SaaS hosting
  36. Beyond detection: Understanding vulnerability reachability in SCA
  37. Remain code-compliant in a regulated, AI-powered world
  38. Detecting compromised source code using Rapid Scan Static’s Malicious URLs feature
  39. Black Duck named a 2025 Intellyx Digital Innovator Award winner
  40. Transitive dependencies are exponentially increasing open source software risk
  41. Three steps to ensuring the reliability and security of your C++ projects
  42. Q&A: What You Need to Know About Open Source Software Risk in 2025
  43. How to build reliability into developer workflows without slowing down
  44. A decade of open source risk: Reflecting on 10 years of OSSRA report insights
  45. How to secure AI-generated code with DevSecOps best practices
  46. AI avalanche: Taming software risk with True Scale Application Security
  47. The 2025 OSSRA report uncovers answers to common open source questions
  48. AI-driven security: How AI is revolutionizing cybersecurity management
  49. Top open source licenses and legal risk for developers
  50. CyRC Advisory: Eight vulnerabilities discovered in LogicalDOC
  51. Understanding the DeepSeek model license: Balancing openness and responsibility
  52. Analyze AI-Generated Code with the Black Duck Snippet API
  53. Security automation and integration can smooth AppSec friction
  54. BSIMM15: New focus on securing AI and the software supply chain
  55. Overcome AST noise to find and fix software vulnerabilities

2024 56

  1. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2024-11144 Race condition with LightFTP
  2. Artificial intelligence widens the gap between security and development
  3. Forrester recognizes Black Duck as a Leader in software composition analysis
  4. Software Vulnerability Snapshot Report Findings
  5. Major changes and challenges of PCI DSS 4.0
  6. Addressing cloud-native app development challenges with scalable security tools
  7. Faster, better, stronger application security for developers in the IDE
  8. Key insights from Black Duck’s 2024 Global State of DevSecOps report
  9. Black Duck takes flight
  10. A new identity for the Synopsys Software Integrity Group
  11. Why penetration testing needs to be part of your IoT security
  12. A pragmatic guide to getting started with ASPM
  13. SSDF BSIMM mapping updated for BSIMM14
  14. Is AI-generated code secure? Maybe. Maybe not.
  15. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2024-5184s prompt injection in EmailGPT service
  16. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2024-5185 Data Poisoning Vulnerability in EmbedAI Application
  17. The changing face of software supply chain security risk
  18. Clearlake Capital Group and Francisco Partners reach agreement to purchase the Software Integrity Group
  19. Accelerate application code fixes with AI-powered Polaris Assist
  20. Building a software Bill of Materials with Black Duck
  21. Understanding Python pickling and how to use it securely
  22. Solving telecom network security challenges with Defensics
  23. Securing the software supply chain with Black Duck Supply Chain Edition
  24. Managing risk at scale
  25. What is the Xz Utils Backdoor : Everything you need to know about the supply chain attack
  26. SANS report: Securing the shifting landscape of application development
  27. How to detect, prevent, and mitigate buffer overflow attacks
  28. Guide to updating from NIST CSF 1.1 to 2.0
  29. 4 approaches to vulnerability remediation
  30. AppSec Decoded: Open source trends uncovered in the 2024 OSSRA report
  31. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-7060 Missing Security Control in Zephyr OS IP Packet Handling
  32. Five types of software licenses you need to understand
  33. Introducing fAST Dynamic: Streamlining dynamic application security testing
  34. 2024 OSSRA report: Open source license compliance remains problematic
  35. Six Python security best practices for developers
  36. SAST vs. DAST: What’s the best method for application security testing?
  37. Considerations before moving away from native apps
  38. What is a software bill of materials?
  39. CVE-2017-5638: The Apache Struts vulnerability explained
  40. Attesting to secure software development practices
  41. 2024 OSSRA Report: Outdated code risk in open source components
  42. Black Duck and GenAI
  43. The integrated DevSecOps playbook: Steps for successful DevSecOps
  44. The cybersecurity landscape – A discussion of future state and AI with Dr. Lisa Bradley
  45. Navigating complexity in AppSec
  46. How AI is changing software’s role in the SDLC
  47. DevSecOps best practices
  48. Test mode enhancements to Defensics fuzz testing
  49. Container security essentials
  50. AppSec Decoded: How to implement security in DevOps
  51. How to generate a software bill of materials
  52. AppSec Decoded:Tips for reaching DevSecOps maturity
  53. Mobile app security testing and development at the speed your business demands
  54. Mergers and acquisitions insurance
  55. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-51448 Blind SQL Injection in SNMP Notification Receivers
  56. DevSecOps practices to maintain developer velocity

2023 126

  1. Consolidating effort for enhanced application security
  2. Demystifying CVSS Scoring
  3. Black Duck named as a Customers’ Choice in the 2023 Gartner® Peer Insights™ Voice of the Customer for Application Security Testing
  4. Consolidate insight to enhance risk management
  5. Shifting everywhere: The importance of continuous testing in the software development life cycle
  6. Consolidate security tools and vendors to enhance risk management
  7. Audited vs. automated: What your automated open source tool isn’t seeing
  8. Building Security in Podcast: Cloud, AI, and quantum computing
  9. Why cross-site scripting still matters
  10. Critical aspects of a secure software supply chain
  11. Secure cloud-native apps and APIs at the speed your business demands
  12. SBOMs and SPDX: Now and in the future
  13. Bridging the gap between pentesting and automated scanners with business logic assessments
  14. DevSecOps Report: ASPM and its impact on software security
  15. Building Security In Podcast: Future State Challenges
  16. How to respond to the curl and libcurl vulnerabilities
  17. Preparing for critical libcurl and curl vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-38545)
  18. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: XML external entity injection vulnerability in OpenNMS
  19. Integrations to elevate your DevSecOps program
  20. Defensics extends fuzzing capabilities for IoT markets
  21. Automate security: DevOps integrations for risk detection and remediation
  22. Forrester recognizes Black Duck as a Leader in static application security testing
  23. National Coding Week: Closing the skills gap with secure code training
  24. Black Duck audits reporting update: Streamlined view of risks and remediation steps
  25. How to safeguard your AI ecosystem: The imperative of AI/ML security assessments
  26. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-2453 Local File Inclusion in Forum Infusion and CVE-2023-4480 Arbitrary File Read in Fusion File Manager
  27. Gartner’s Guide to AppSec Testing Tools
  28. The SANS report: The dynamics of DevSecOps
  29. The SANS report: The dynamics of DevSecOps
  30. The parallels of AI and open source in software development
  31. How to make the future IoT more secure
  32. Building Security In Podcast: New strategies for managing risk
  33. Solving cross-platform DevSecOps challenges with Black Duck
  34. Eliminate false positives with Continuous Dynamic
  35. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-0871 Vulnerability in OpenNMS Horizon
  36. The rise of AI in software development
  37. Introducing Black Duck AI code analysis API
  38. Synopsys and NowSecure join forces
  39. Developer-first security to prevent downstream risks
  40. Simplify AppSec program management with Software Risk Manager
  41. Software Risk Is Business Risk. It’s Time for the C-Suite to Act.
  42. Software due diligence for PE & VC investors
  43. Compliance? Continuous Dynamic™ has you covered
  44. Avoiding pitfalls when integrating AppSec for DevOps
  45. The Polaris platform is redefining secure development
  46. Building Security In Podcast: Machine Learning + AI
  47. Why nontechnical organizations need due diligence
  48. AppSec integrations enable a more secure SDLC
  49. Consolidation: The wave of the (AST) future
  50. CyRC Vulnerability of the Month: curl
  51. Challenges of interoperability in fuzz testing
  52. Defending against malicious packages in the npm ecosystem and beyond
  53. Creating a well-rounded Microsoft 365 security program
  54. 2023 OSSRA deep dive: High-risk vulnerabilities
  55. Podcast: The current state of DevOps
  56. FDA: SBOMs requirement for connected medical devices
  57. Continuous scanning in your production environment is more important than ever
  58. AppSec Decoded: Ease of use with Polaris
  59. Software quality: Diligence prep for sellers
  60. Enhancing cloud security posture with an effective cloud governance framework
  61. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-32353, Apple iTunes local privilege escalation on Windows
  62. Fuzz Testing and Medical Devices
  63. Synopsys named in 2023 Fortress Cyber Security Awards
  64. An Enterprise Guide: Periodic Cloud Security Risk Assessments
  65. Connecting the dots: Development + business risk + due diligence
  66. AppSec Decoded: Easy to scale with Polaris
  67. Black Duck named a Leader in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Application Security Testing for the seventh year
  68. Detection strategies to unmask the source of malicious code
  69. Eliminate malicious code in your software supply chain
  70. AppSec Decoded: Easy deployment with Polaris
  71. The importance of software due diligence for private equity firms
  72. 2023 OSSRA deep dive: jQuery and open source security
  73. CRN’s 2023 Women of the Channel Awards list
  74. A deep-dive on Pluck CMS vulnerability CVE-2023-25828
  75. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-25826 and CVE-2023-25827 in OpenTSDB
  76. Fuzz testing for connected and autonomous vehicles
  77. Software due diligence in M&A: Key considerations and risks
  78. AppSec Decoded: Evaluating threats with threat modeling risk analysis
  79. Cloud detection and response, a key asset for cloud security
  80. Fast application security testing with the Polaris platform
  81. We’re one step closer to knowing how to comply with EO 14028
  82. Improving software supply chain security for cloud applications and workloads
  83. Friend or foe: AI chatbots in software development
  84. AppSec Decoded: Creating an attack model in threat modeling
  85. Polaris integrations: Secure development at the speed of business
  86. Black Duck SCA vs. Black Duck Audit Services
  87. AppSec Decoded: Creating a system model in threat modeling
  88. Improving cloud security posture with infrastructure-as-code
  89. What pen testing can tell you about the health of your SDLC
  90. AppSec Decoded: Scoping + data gathering in threat modeling
  91. Polaris: Your no-compromise SaaS AST solution
  92. OWASP Top 10: Security misconfiguration
  93. Synopsys Global Partner Program Receives CRN® 5-Star Rating for Second Consecutive Year
  94. Assessing design quality for better software due diligence
  95. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-25828 Authenticated Remote Code Execution in Pluck CMS
  96. Production-safe DAST: Your secret weapon against threat actors
  97. Automate your DevSecOps to take the pressure off triage
  98. AppSec Decoded: Continuous AppSec testing in DevSecOps with Seeker IAST
  99. OWASP Top 10: Insecure design
  100. DevSecOps uses policy to take the pressure off testing
  101. Static analysis + penetration testing = More than the sum of their parts
  102. Secure software development for modern vehicles
  103. AppSec Decoded: Managing your open source risks
  104. OWASP Top 10: Injection
  105. Instantly scalable dynamic application security testing
  106. AppSec Decoded: Takeaways from the 2022 “Software Vulnerability Snapshot” report
  107. Take the pressure off coding for your developers
  108. The M&A Open Source Risk Number
  109. The step-by-step guide to threat modeling
  110. OWASP Top 10: Cryptographic failures
  111. Navigating software due diligence with a Black Duck Audit
  112. Spotlight on CRED: Benchmarking security with a BSIMM assessment
  113. Tom Herrmann of the Synopsys Software Integrity Group recognized as 2023 CRN Channel Chief
  114. CyRC special report: Secure apps? Don’t bet on it
  115. CyRC Special Report: How companies fared in the aftermath of Log4Shell
  116. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2023-23846 Denial-of-Service Vulnerability in Open5GS GTP Library
  117. Open source software: A pillar of modern software development
  118. Black Duck’s New Year’s Resolution
  119. Software risks and technical debt: The role of process in determining good software
  120. 2023 cybersecurity predictions that should be on your radar
  121. Prioritizing open source vulnerabilities in software due diligence
  122. OWASP Top 10: Broken access control
  123. Finding hard-coded secrets before you suffer a breach
  124. AppSec Decoded: The research behind the 2022 “Software Vulnerability Snapshot”
  125. How to choose React Native libraries for secure mobile application development
  126. Cybersecurity Research Center Developer Series: The OWASP Top 10

2022 84

  1. The top cyber security stories of 2022
  2. Automating web security testing within your DevOps pipelines
  3. SBOM: What’s in your software ingredients list?
  4. What is the cost of poor software quality in the U.S.?
  5. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Remote code execution vulnerabilities in mouse and keyboard apps
  6. Custom and variant licenses: What’s in the fine print?
  7. Beyond NVD data: Using Black Duck Security Advisories for version accuracy
  8. The top three differences between an open source audit and an open source scan
  9. JavaScript security best practices for securing your applications
  10. Scalable SAST and SCA in a single solution with Polaris fAST services
  11. Defensics adds gRPC support for distributed web and mobile application security testing
  12. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2022-43945 buffer overflow vulnerabilities in NFSD
  13. Synopsys introduces GitHub Actions integration for developers
  14. Synopsys introduces GitHub Actions integration for developers
  15. Avoid anaphylactic shock by auditing dependencies in software due diligence
  16. Experts warn of critical security vulnerability discovered in OpenSSL
  17. New government directives and persistent threats reinforce urgency of securing software
  18. Real-time OWASP vulnerabilities as you code with Code Sight and Rapid Scan Static
  19. I have my Black Duck Audit reports; What’s next?
  20. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2022-39064 IKEA TRÅDFRI smart lighting
  21. Open source dependency best practices for developers
  22. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2022-39065 IKEA TRÅDFRI smart lighting gateway
  23. IDE-based application security for developers in IntelliJ
  24. Commercial software licenses in software due diligence
  25. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Denial-of-service vulnerabilities (CVE-2022-39063) in Open5GS
  26. Smart home under fuzzing
  27. Understanding the hows and whys of open source audits
  28. AppSec Decoded: Addressing NIST guidelines begins with understanding your risk profile
  29. Establishing trust in your software supply chain with an SBOM
  30. Black Duck and the new Automated Source Code Data Protection Measure have you covered
  31. What I wish I knew about security when I started programming
  32. API authentication and authorization best practices
  33. AppSec Decoded: The NIST guidance on supply chain risk management
  34. The four most important aspects of software due diligence audits
  35. CyRC Case Study: Exploitable memory corruption using CVE-2020-25669 and Linux Kernel
  36. AppSec Decoded: An introduction to the Black Duck Cybersecurity Research Center
  37. Synopsys and ESG report points to prevalence of software supply chain risks
  38. Secure SDLC 101: Mastering software development life cycle security
  39. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Local privilege escalation in Kaspersky VPN
  40. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: Repo jacking in the software supply chain
  41. Introducing IaC Security from Black Duck
  42. Bridging the security gap in continuous testing and the CI/CD pipeline
  43. Interview-based due diligence or software audits?
  44. AppSec Decoded: Application security orchestration and correlation
  45. AppSec Decoded: Get the most out of your open source software
  46. Build a holistic AppSec program
  47. OWASP API Security Top 10: Security risks that should be on your radar
  48. CyRC Vulnerability of the Month: Spring Framework
  49. Celebrating one year of Rapid Scan Static
  50. M&A, trust in software, and a good night’s sleep
  51. WhiteHat brings new dimension to DAST capabilities at Synopsys
  52. Enterprise applications run your business, so how can you secure them?
  53. Why supply chain risk management is a top priority
  54. AppSec Decoded: Security at the speed of DevOps
  55. Celebrating Pride 2022: Out in open source
  56. CyRC Case Study: Securing BIND 9
  57. AppSec Decoded: Managing software supply chain risks
  58. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Sensitive data exposure in JSON enables account compromise in Strapi
  59. Tech tales: Achieving PCI compliance with application security testing
  60. Building security into existing source code management workflows
  61. Two-factor authentication misconfiguration bypass
  62. Black Duck Open Source Audits: Working through licensing issues like a pro
  63. Product Security Advisory: Reflected cross-site scripting in Black Duck Hub
  64. Synopsys to expand portfolio, SaaS offerings with WhiteHat Security acquisition
  65. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: CVE-2022-1271 in gzip, but it’s not as bad as it sounds
  66. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Stored XSS in Directus
  67. What is the maturity level of your AppSec program?
  68. AppSec Decoded: Is an SBOM a silver bullet for software supply chain security?
  69. BYOD in the workforce: MDM and MAM with Microsoft Intune
  70. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: Two distinct Spring vulnerabilities discovered – Spring4Shell and CVE-2022-22963
  71. How to cybersecurity: Software supply chain security is much bigger than you think
  72. NIST provides recommended criteria for cybersecurity labeling for consumer software and IoT products
  73. Black Duck contributes to the Linux Foundation Census II of the most widely used open source application libraries
  74. #BreakTheBias: A conversation about tackling gender equality in the workforce
  75. Navigating the road ahead for automotive cybersecurity
  76. Black History Month: Uplifting voices at Black Duck
  77. What the cybersecurity executive order means for the private sector
  78. Code Sight Standard Edition: Application security optimized for the needs of developers
  79. How to cybersecurity: Gravity is a harsh mistress
  80. AppSec Decoded: Building security into DevSecOps
  81. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: Local privilege escalation vulnerability discovered
  82. Scale and mature your AppSec program with a managed services partner
  83. Bob Saget and open source license compliance
  84. Five cryptography best practices for developers

2021 74

  1. AppSec Decoded: A proactive approach to building trust in your software supply chain
  2. Detecting Log4j (Log4Shell): Mitigating the impact on your organization
  3. How to cyber security: Software supply chain risk management
  4. CyRC Vulnerability Analysis: Remote code execution zero-day exploit in Java logging library (log4j2)
  5. Safety Detectives interview with Tim Mackey
  6. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Multiple vulnerabilities discovered in GOautodial
  7. Effective software security activities for managing supply chain risks
  8. Don’t let Trojan Source sneak into your code
  9. A stitch in BIND saves nine
  10. Top seven logging and monitoring best practices
  11. AppSec Decoded: Why Biden’s executive order should be on your radar
  12. How to cybersecurity: Heartbleed deep dive
  13. Top 10 Spring Security best practices for Java developers
  14. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: SQL injection, path traversal leading to arbitrary file deletion and XSS in Nagios XI
  15. BSIMM: Top five software security activities that create a better software security initiative
  16. AppSec Decoded: Cyber security measures for technology buyers and suppliers
  17. A new approach to AppSec
  18. Strengthen your cloud security posture with Azure Sentinel
  19. ASOC series part 2: How to scale AppSec with application security automation
  20. ASOC series part 1: How application security orchestration and correlation can improve DevSecOps efficiency
  21. New banking paradigm requires better security paradigm
  22. Managing license compliance with Black Duck SCA
  23. Reflections on trusting plugins: Backdooring Jenkins builds
  24. Keep infrastructure as code secure with Black Duck
  25. How to run your CodeXM checker
  26. AppSec Decoded: New executive order changes dynamic of software security standards
  27. Build developer trust with faster, accurate AppSec testing from Rapid Scan
  28. Shift even further left with blazing-fast Rapid Scan SAST
  29. Practical solutions for a secure automotive software development process following ISO/SAE 21434
  30. Reduce open source software risks in your supply chain
  31. Getting started with writing checkers using CodeXM
  32. Optimizing software composition analysis for developer workflows with Black Duck Rapid Scan
  33. How to cyber security: Embedding security into every phase of the SDLC
  34. How an open source software audit works
  35. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Denial-of-service vulnerabilities in Zephyr Bluetooth LE stack
  36. Reduce open source risk in M&A with software due diligence
  37. Ransomware prevention begins with securing your applications
  38. Data privacy laws drive urgency to create a data security strategy
  39. How to achieve MISRA and AUTOSAR coding compliance
  40. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Denial of service vulnerabilities in RabbitMQ, EMQ X, and VerneMQ
  41. Code Dx brings game-changing capabilities to Synopsys
  42. Web application security testing at scale with Coverity SAST
  43. Addressing 5G security with threat modeling
  44. A CISO’s guide to sensitive data protection
  45. How to protect your Wi-Fi devices from new FragAttacks vulnerabilities
  46. Cybersecurity Executive Order requires new software security standards
  47. Open source license compliance and dependencies: Peeling back the licensing layers
  48. Top 10 DevSecOps best practices for building secure software
  49. Biden on cyber security after 100 days: A good start, but now comes the hard part
  50. How to cyber security: 5G is not magic
  51. Securing the IoT tsunami
  52. The 411 on Stack Overflow and open source license compliance
  53. Penetration testing: A yearly physical for your applications
  54. Integrating fuzzing into DevSecOps
  55. Don’t be the weak link in your customers’ supply chain security
  56. Black Duck CyRC named a CVE Numbering Authority
  57. Hacking medical devices: Five ways to inoculate yourself from attacks
  58. Closing the gender gap in today’s tech industry
  59. WLAN under fuzzing with Defensics
  60. Why should DevOps teams choose IAST?
  61. Don’t let supply chain security risks poison your organization
  62. Get earlier, actionable vulnerability insights from Black Duck Security Advisories
  63. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Denial of service vulnerability in Jetty web server
  64. How to cyber security: Containerizing fuzzing targets
  65. Analysis of an attack on automotive keyless entry systems
  66. 8 must-have features in an IAST solution
  67. How to integrate automated AST tools in your CI/CD pipeline
  68. AppSec Decoded: Manufacturing more-secure IoT devices
  69. Discovery capabilities: A core differentiator for Black Duck SCA
  70. Securing your code: GDPR best practices for application security
  71. How to manage open source risks using Black Duck SCA
  72. How to evaluate the ROI of your software security program
  73. How to cyber security: Faceplanting in 10 lines of code
  74. Don’t get overwhelmed with trivial defects. Manage them!

2020 69

  1. DevSecOps: The good, the bad, and the ugly
  2. Things to consider when choosing a software composition analysis tool
  3. CyRC analysis: Authentication bypass vulnerability in Bouncy Castle
  4. How to cyber security: Software security is everyone’s responsibility
  5. How to build a serial port fuzzer with Defensics SDK
  6. Fuzzing Bitcoin with the Defensics SDK, part 2: Fuzz the Bitcoin protocol
  7. 6 Findings from DevSecOps Practices’ Survey
  8. Configure security tools for effective DevSecOps
  9. Fuzzing Bitcoin with the Defensics SDK, part 1: Create your network
  10. Four requirements for open source vulnerability management in a DevOps environment
  11. Automotive threat analysis and risk assessment method
  12. Can your security keep pace in a DevOps environment?
  13. How to cyber security: Gotta go fast … but why?
  14. The roles and responsibilities that lead to better software security initiatives
  15. Three DevSecOps challenges and how to mitigate them
  16. Cyber security assurance levels in the automotive supply chain
  17. CyRC analysis: Circumventing WPA authentication in wireless routers with Defensics fuzz testing
  18. AppSec Decoded: The security dilemma of IoT devices
  19. Get effective DevSecOps with version control
  20. Are you ready for ISO SAE 21434 Cybersecurity of Road Vehicles?
  21. Making SCA part of your AST Strategy
  22. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: Authentication bypass vulnerabilities in multiple wireless router chipsets (CVE-2019-18989, CVE-2019-18990, and CVE-2019-18991)
  23. Open source licenses: No license, no problem? Or … not?
  24. MITRE releases 2020 CWE Top 25 most dangerous software weaknesses
  25. TANSTAAFL! The tragedy of the commons meets open source software
  26. Black Duck continues to expand vulnerability prioritization methods
  27. Developing a COVID-19 track and trace app — through the lens of Black Duck
  28. Apache Struts research at scale, Part 3: Exploitation
  29. Security bugs and flaws: Both bad, but in different ways
  30. Are you making software security a requirement?
  31. How to Cyber Security: Fuzz a tank
  32. Open source audits: The secret ingredient for successful M&A
  33. Find more bugs by detecting failure better: An introduction to Defensics Agent instrumentation sanitizer options
  34. Are you following the top 10 software security best practices?
  35. An introduction to installing Black Duck
  36. Authentication Token Obtain and Replace (ATOR) Burp plugin to handle complex login sequences
  37. How to overcome the top 6 application security challenges
  38. Why developers need a supplemental source to NVD vulnerability data
  39. Are you ready for API security?
  40. Critical gap in developer security training puts applications at risk
  41. How to Cyber Security: Fuzzing does not mean random
  42. 3 ways to boost your security with role-based security compliance training
  43. 3 long-term benefits of an application security training strategy
  44. CyRC analysis: CVE-2020-7958 biometric data extraction in Android devices
  45. The Complete Application Security Checklist
  46. What the open source community can teach the suddenly remote workforce
  47. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2020-7958 biometric data disclosure vulnerability in OnePlus 7 Pro Android phone
  48. How to Cyber Security: Application security is critical for data security
  49. How 5G and IoT devices open up the attack surface on enterprises
  50. What is the Ghostcat vulnerability (CVE-2020-1938)?
  51. 3 ways to improve your software development skills
  52. 3 ways to improve your software development skills
  53. How to deal with legacy vulnerabilities
  54. What is security debt, and how do I get out of it?
  55. How do you effectively remediate the increasing sea of vulnerabilities?
  56. Apache Struts research at scale, Part 2: Execution environments
  57. How does IAST fit into DevSecOps?
  58. 5G: Vast potential, but better security needed
  59. Thoreau’s ‘simplify’ exhortation hovers over RSA
  60. Want to comply with privacy laws? Start with security
  61. There’s no such thing as TMI when it comes to open source software
  62. Find and fix open source and proprietary code security defects in the IDE with Polaris and Code Sight
  63. Top 10 FOSS legal developments in 2019
  64. Extending Black Duck’s capability with Red Hat OpenShift to scan Red Hat Quay images
  65. Mobile security app-titude best practices for secure app design and data privacy
  66. Ask the Experts: What’s most rewarding about your career in cyber security?
  67. Coverity & Black Duck together. Better. Faster. Stronger.
  68. Synopsys acquires Tinfoil Security, DAST and API testing solutions provider
  69. The journey to better medical device security: Still slow, still bumpy

2019 64

  1. Mackey: Security isn’t ‘front of mind’ in the IoT
  2. Cost of data breaches in 2019: The 4 worst hits on the corporate wallet
  3. How to Cyber Security: Software is critical infrastructure
  4. The blockchain train: Get on board—with caution
  5. SAST vs. SCA: What’s the difference? Do I need both?
  6. Blue Yonder: Extending their SDLC to remediate open source issues
  7. How to Cyber Security: Unicorns and donkeys
  8. It’s past time to put passwords out of our misery
  9. The due diligence of a deal
  10. Apache Struts research at scale, Part 1: Building 115 versions of Struts
  11. Don’t let your supply chain undermine your security
  12. CloudBees and Synopsys: Putting “Sec” into DevSecOps
  13. Best practices for secure application development
  14. Seeker FAQ: Interactive application security testing and CI/CD
  15. Wormwood – An Explicit Way to Test Absinthe GraphQL APIs
  16. Coverity release ties in well to the latest MITRE CWE Top 25
  17. Hackers needed to defeat hackers
  18. Q&A: Fuzz testing, agent instrumentation, and Defensics
  19. Let’s Talk Licenses: Beware the Beerware License
  20. Awash in regulations, companies struggle with compliance
  21. What are the different types of security vulnerabilities?
  22. Review of Apache Struts vulnerabilities yields 24 updated advisories
  23. [Infographic] Financial cybersecurity by the numbers
  24. The license and security risks of using Node.js
  25. Ask the Experts: How can we prevent ransomware attacks?
  26. Apollo 11 software lessons still relevant today
  27. 3 use cases where source code scanning doesn’t cut it
  28. Securing software development: NIST joins the parade
  29. Top 3 cloud security trends for 2019
  30. Why hackers are targeting your web apps (and how to stop them)
  31. Join Synopsys at codenomi-con and Black Hat USA 2019
  32. Patch now or pay later: Report
  33. Top 3 operational open source risk factors
  34. More medical mega-breaches thanks to third-party insecurity
  35. Web AppSec interview questions every company should ask
  36. Q&A: Interactive application security testing (IAST) and Seeker
  37. You’re using open source software, and you need to keep track of it
  38. The Verizon DBIR and the art of the breach
  39. Ask the Experts: Should the US have a data privacy law similar to GDPR?
  40. It’s not just autonomous cars of the future that need security
  41. How are code quality and code security related?
  42. Don’t let insider threats rain on your cloud deployment
  43. Announcing Code Sight 2019.4
  44. Synopsys and Red Hat OpenShift 4: One smooth Operator!
  45. Feds seek to up their cybersecurity game
  46. Are you making these software standards compliance mistakes?
  47. The Black Duck Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC): Advancing the state of software security
  48. Complex but helpful: Negotiating FDA guidance to build a cybersecurity program
  49. The cyber-physical convergence is accelerating—and so are the risks
  50. Want to secure your apps? Build security in with the right toolchain
  51. Bug bounties: A good tool, but don’t make them the only tool in security
  52. The days (and nights) of an ‘always on’ sales engineer
  53. Connected cars need better connection to cybersecurity
  54. Advances in healthcare security since the Anthem data breach
  55. 3 takeaways from “Managing the Business Risks of Open Source” webinar
  56. Study shows security challenges in the auto industry
  57. Container scanning for security with Black Duck OpsSight 2.2
  58. How to “shift left” with application security tools, and how not to
  59. Why dependencies matter for SAST
  60. Server-side GraphQL Querying with Elixir Absinthe
  61. The future of open source software: More of everything
  62. Top 10 software vulnerability list for 2019
  63. Throwback Thursday: Whatever happened to Stuxnet?
  64. GAO report confirms major gaps in government cybersecurity

2018 66

  1. Next-generation audit reports: Enhanced visibility into open source risks in M&A transactions
  2. President’s ‘cybersecurity moonshot’: Transformational or pie in the sky?
  3. NPM dependencies, supply chain attacks, and Bitcoin wallets
  4. Hard questions raised when a software ‘glitch’ takes down an airliner
  5. Air gaps in ICS going, going … and so is security
  6. Should I include CSRF protection on a login form?
  7. WPA2 encryption bypass: Using Defensics to uncover behavioral vulnerabilities
  8. CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2018-18907 authentication bypass vulnerability in D-Link DIR-850L wireless router
  9. Don’t expect jailed CEOs, but Wyden at least puts consumer privacy on the table
  10. Today I Learned: Using SCSS in your Vue Components
  11. GPLv2 and the right to cure
  12. Threats obvious, but electronic voting systems remain insecure
  13. Shared responsibility model: Who owns cloud security?
  14. Lance Spitzner: How to secure the human operating system | NCSAM at Synopsys
  15. Automation: One of the keys to DevSecOps
  16. Why you need to perform open source due diligence in an M&A transaction
  17. Shield your home from spies | NCSAM at Synopsys
  18. CVE-2018-11776 and why you need Black Duck Security Advisories
  19. How and why business is migrating to the cloud
  20. Tineola: Taking a bite out of enterprise blockchain
  21. Let’s write more CodeXM checkers (second-stage ignition)
  22. The IoT within us: Network-connected medical devices
  23. What’s so special about zero-day vulnerabilities?
  24. A Quick Guide to the Complex: Ecto.Multi
  25. These hacks brought to you by ‘leaky’ APIs
  26. The intersection between IAST and SCA and why you need both in your security toolkit
  27. CVE-2018-11776: The latest Apache Struts vulnerability
  28. Securing applications with Coverity’s static analysis results
  29. Integrating Coverity static analysis into development workflows
  30. The Apache Software Foundation can take a joke, but not when it comes to licensing
  31. The AppSec alphabet soup: A guide to SAST, IAST, DAST, and RASP
  32. How to help your medical devices meet the UL (and FDA) standard
  33. Slim Docker Images for Rails
  34. LifeLock lesson—Third party security is your security
  35. SingHealth hit with ‘unprecedented’ cyber attack
  36. FDA adopts UL 2900-2-1, improves cyber security of connected medical devices
  37. Remediating XSS: Does a single fix work?
  38. How RASP complements application security testing to minimize risk
  39. Common security challenges in CI/CD workflows
  40. Vulnerable routers are still out there—and hackers are noticing
  41. The what, why, and who of runtime application self-protection (RASP)
  42. 5 DevSecOps essentials and how to achieve them
  43. How does the TeenSafe data leak present a classic false sense of security?
  44. How to integrate SAST into the DevSecOps pipeline in 5 simple steps
  45. 8 takeaways from NIST’s Application Container Security Guide
  46. Data breaches and more data breaches—oh my!
  47. How to break car kits with Bluetooth fuzz testing
  48. IMF wants to pierce the blockchain anonymity veil
  49. Using containers? What’s hidden in your container images?
  50. Cracking XenForo corpuses: An unsupported sha256(sha256($pass).$salt) hash type
  51. Detecting Spectre vulnerability exploits with static analysis
  52. Weighing the pros and cons of open sourcing election software
  53. What’s the difference between agile, CI/CD, and DevOps?
  54. Still just recommendations, not regulation, for IoT security
  55. Closing the CVE gap still a work in progress
  56. The GitHub Memcached DDoS: It shouldn’t have happened
  57. Subscribe to stay on top of the latest in software security
  58. Can Coverity automatically ignore issues in third-party or noncritical code?
  59. Small crypto mining attack points to big browser problem
  60. In an IoT-filled world, be alert in the wake of ‘Hide and Seek’
  61. Migrating to Docker on Black Duck
  62. When software is the company, tech due diligence is critical
  63. Is shadow engineering developing your applications?
  64. The Data Protection Directive versus the GDPR: Understanding key changes
  65. What does GDPR enforcement mean for your business?
  66. Is breach of the GPL license breach of contract?

2017 66

  1. PayPal uncovers TIO Networks data breach affecting 1.6 million users
  2. Attacks on TLS vulnerabilities: Heartbleed and beyond
  3. Navigating responsible vulnerability disclosure best practices
  4. It’s time to enlist Security Champions to fuel Agile development
  5. Streamlining development with a DevSecOps life cycle
  6. How to proactively protect IoT devices from DDoS attacks
  7. KRACK: Examining the WPA2 protocol flaw and what it means for your business
  8. ROCA: Cryptographic flaws in BitLocker, Secure Boot, and millions of smartcards
  9. What is cloud-native container security?
  10. Black Duck and Google Grafeas: Improving container visibility and security
  11. Examining Apache Struts remote code execution vulnerabilities
  12. How to implement security measures without negatively affecting software quality
  13. Why do companies need a software security program?
  14. Equifax, Apache Struts, and CVE-2017-5638 vulnerability
  15. Pandora’s box: Exploits show package manager blind spots
  16. So Apache broke up with Facebook. How does that affect you?
  17. What you need to know about BlueBorne Bluetooth flaws
  18. Black Duck finds 3 Linux kernel vulnerabilities
  19. Did lack of visibility into Apache Struts lead to the Equifax breach?
  20. What can your firm learn from the unfolding Equifax hack?
  21. “Easy” to hack Apache Struts vulnerability CVE-2017-9805
  22. A journey through the secure software development life cycle phases
  23. DEF CON 25 exposes voting system vulnerabilities
  24. Hub Detect: Comprehensive open source scanning
  25. Scan nirvana: Hub Detect for all native build and CI tools
  26. The quietly accelerating adoption of the AGPL
  27. Insecure example code leads to insecure production code
  28. Is threat modeling compatible with Agile and DevSecOps?
  29. Building your DevSecOps pipeline: 5 essential activities
  30. 3 permissive licenses and why they deserve a little respect
  31. A primer on protecting keys and secrets in Microsoft Azure
  32. Introducing Black Duck CoPilot
  33. Security topics every software developer should know
  34. Encryption technology in your code impacts export requirements
  35. Why should every eCommerce website have an SSL certificate?
  36. 4 key differences moving from Java to .NET Core
  37. When should threat modeling take place in the SDLC?
  38. Node.js: Preventing common vulnerabilities in the MEAN stack
  39. AngularJS: Preventing common vulnerabilities in the MEAN stack
  40. DoublePulsar continues to expose older Windows boxes: What you need to know
  41. .NET component vulnerability analysis in production
  42. Heartbleed: OpenSSL vulnerability lives on
  43. What are the signs your web application has been hacked?
  44. ExpressJS: Preventing common vulnerabilities in the MEAN stack (Part 1)
  45. How to mitigate third-party security risks
  46. MongoDB: Preventing common vulnerabilities in the MEAN stack
  47. Attributes of secure web application architecture
  48. Cloudera IPO: Risk for cyber attacks, lawsuits, and loss of IP?
  49. Top 4 software development methodologies
  50. Does software quality equal software security? It depends
  51. Does software quality equal software security? It depends
  52. Forging a SHA-1 MAC using a length-extension attack in Python
  53. Swift: Close to greatness in programming language design, Part 2
  54. Vulnerability management and triage in 3 steps
  55. CVE-2017-2636 strikes Linux kernel with double free vulnerability
  56. New Apache Struts 2 zero-day vulnerability: What you need to know
  57. Howard Schmidt, the United States’ first Cybersecurity Czar, has died
  58. Responsible disclosure on a timetable
  59. AngularJS security series part 1: Angular $http service
  60. What is dual licensing? 3 software licensing models to consider
  61. Cloudbleed, like Heartbleed, may affect millions
  62. Moving beyond ‘moving left’: The case for developer enablement
  63. Examining vulnerability criticality when risk ranking vulnerabilities
  64. An overview of open standards for IoT communication protocols
  65. 3 things to consider when risk ranking your applications
  66. How much do bugs cost to fix during each phase of the SDLC?

2016 66

  1. AngularJS 1.6: Life outside the sandbox
  2. How to prevent SQL injection attacks: A cheat sheet
  3. The fly in the ointment of the JSON license
  4. 5 reasons to use third-party authentication instead of creating your own
  5. Here are the top 10 best practices for securing Android apps
  6. Hearts and minds: Culture management vs. human resources
  7. Sweet32: Time to retire 3DES?
  8. Set up a software security group in 5 steps
  9. How to respond to application security incidents
  10. Abuse cases: How to think like a hacker
  11. How to choose between closed source and open source software
  12. OSS warranties and indemnities in technology transactions
  13. How to create an open source management policy
  14. Synopsys expands security signoff solution with Cigital and Codiscope acquisition
  15. Dyn DDoS attack: IoT vulnerabilities
  16. The pursuit of Hapi-ness: 5 must-have Hapi security plugins
  17. Brace yourselves: Application transport security is coming
  18. Vulnerability management: Designing severity risk ranking systems
  19. Open source security management: A question of when, not whether
  20. Why isn’t cyber security taught in schools?
  21. Guide to open source licenses
  22. Identifying and resolving software vulnerabilities: A balancing act
  23. AAMI TIR57 recognized by the FDA as a foundational cybersecurity standard for medical devices
  24. Why there are at least 6,000 vulnerabilities without CVE-IDs
  25. AGPL: Out of the shadows
  26. Software testing included in final ISA / IEC 62443-4-1
  27. The greatest security vulnerability: Humans
  28. The Complete Security Vulnerability Assessment Checklist
  29. Heartbleed bug: How it works and how to avoid similar bugs
  30. Recognizing Another Type of Threat: Non-targeted Attacks
  31. 4 ineffective security controls that leave you with a false sense of security
  32. Pseudorandom number generation means pseudosecurity
  33. 4 principles of secure software design
  34. Avoiding false positives in application security through customization
  35. An escape room called the ‘AngularJS sandbox’
  36. Web application security threats and countermeasures
  37. The 5 pillars of a successful threat model
  38. How to mitigate the Java deserialization vulnerability in JBoss application servers
  39. Rocket.Chat: Enabling privately hosted chat services
  40. 4 threat modeling questions to ask before your next Agile sprint
  41. What are the real security implications of the Hillary Clinton email scandal?
  42. For want of a CVE: MITRE’s ongoing CVE backlog
  43. 10 ways to infuse security into your software development life cycle
  44. Best practices for free and open source software vulnerability management
  45. Are SaaS companies immune to open source risk?
  46. Man in the middle: When Bob met Alice, and Eve heard everything
  47. The open perimeter: Is your internal network protected?
  48. Node.js and Socket.IO: How security fails when ‘null’ is ‘false’
  49. The complete web application security testing checklist
  50. Application security vs. software security: What’s the difference?
  51. TLS 1.3 and the future of cryptographic protocols
  52. Black Duck discovers CVE-2015-5370 in Samba’s DCE/RPC protocol implementation
  53. How to avoid the top 10 software security flaws
  54. Proper use of Java SecureRandom
  55. How to do static analysis testing in 6 easy steps
  56. Web application security basics: 3 tips to get started
  57. What’s the difference? OAuth 1.0 vs OAuth 2.0
  58. An examination of ineffective certificate pinning implementations
  59. Security risks in mergers and acquisitions
  60. Static analysis tools: Are they the best for finding bugs?
  61. Do you believe the 7 myths of software security?
  62. 7 fundamentals of an application security program
  63. When and how to support static analysis tools with manual code review
  64. 3 security risks that architecture analysis can resolve
  65. Pen testing best practices to take the pain out of penetration testing
  66. 5 essentials of cloud-based application security testing

2015 28

  1. How to mitigate your third-party mobile keyboard risk
  2. Android WebViews and the JavaScript to Java bridge
  3. The top hacking techniques of 2015 and how they work
  4. What Is Cross-Site Request Forgery?
  5. What are cryptographic hash functions?
  6. 3 ways abuse cases can drive security requirements
  7. Software security myth #3: Penetration testing solves everything
  8. Using the SafetyNet API
  9. 3 fundamentals of a software security initiative
  10. Adding security steps to your agile development process
  11. Benefits of Code Scanning for Code Review
  12. Agile and application security: A promising pair
  13. 5 ways to pay your technical debt back
  14. The cathedral and the bazaar of software security vulnerabilities
  15. Serving resources over SSL with CSP upgrade-insecure-requests
  16. Software is everywhere
  17. Integrating Touch ID into your iOS applications
  18. 3 reasons software security governance is essential to your business
  19. How to build a red teaming playbook
  20. How to build a game-changing red team
  21. Samsung Galaxy phone hack: Making sense of the “Samsung” RCE vulnerability
  22. 4 application security skills every expert ought to have
  23. How mapping the Ocean’s Eleven heist can make you better at application security testing
  24. Is conventional penetration testing enough to secure e-commerce applications?
  25. The 3 laws of robots.txt
  26. XML External Entity Injection
  27. Build software security in. Don’t rely on a tower defense strategy.
  28. The role of randomness in online gambling

2014 15

  1. How to fix cross-site scripting: A developer’s guide
  2. Understanding Python bytecode
  3. Poodle: Yet another attack on SSLv3 (SSL 3.0)
  4. How To Fix POODLE (And Why You’re Probably Still Vulnerable)
  5. Multi-Stack Integration Tests with CircleCI
  6. Standard versus proprietary security protocols
  7. Cordova InAppBrowser remote privilege escalation
  8. Software due diligence: Before you buy it, look under the hood
  9. Understanding fragment injection
  10. On detecting Heartbleed with static analysis
  11. Heartbleed vulnerability: What should you do?
  12. Understanding the Apple ‘goto fail;’ vulnerability
  13. SHA2 ‘vs.’ SHA1
  14. SecureRandom implementation (sun.security.provider.SecureRandom – SHA1PRNG)
  15. Issues to be aware of when using Java’s SecureRandom

2013 7

  1. Remote code execution in Apache Roller via OGNL injection
  2. 2 path traversal defects in Oracle’s JSF2 implementation
  3. Protect Your Website From Its Embedded Content With iFrames
  4. Stop Paying For SSL Certificates You Don’t Need
  5. Cross-Browser Development Tips: Part 1 – CSS
  6. Ruby Demystified: and vs. &&
  7. Who’s afraid of GPL3?

2012 2

  1. Securing password digests, or how to protect lonely unemployed radio listeners
  2. Caching security architecture knowledge with design patterns

2010 1

  1. Secure URL redirection remediation

2007 2

  1. Mitigate XSS: Why input validation is bogus
  2. Busting the SQL stored procedure myth

2006 1

  1. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) & Software Security

2004 4

  1. Static analysis for security
  2. Software security testing
  3. Risk analysis in software design
  4. What is software security?