5 Examples of Dependency Confusion Attacks
Are you still running your package pipeline on default settings and grabbing libraries straight from public repos? Big yikes. That’s rolling out the red carpet for
Are you still running your package pipeline on default settings and grabbing libraries straight from public repos? Big yikes. That’s rolling out the red carpet for
Subdomain takeovers don’t happen because attackers are geniuses. They happen because DNS records get messy. It’s not exactly an exciting gig to track old services or
What’s the difference between an unsupervised toddler with markers and an unsecured CI/CD pipeline? Both look fine at first, but chaos is inevitable. While a toddler
What if the very core of your company—the digital ecosystem you painstakingly built—is under attack? If an invisible enemy gets illegal access and begins manipulating data
The cloud gives you agility, speed, and flexibility – but it also opens new doors for attackers. For DevOps teams, every line of code, every container,
In February 2024, Change Healthcare, one of the biggest IT solution companies in the U.S. healthcare system, suffered from a ransomware attack resulting in a complete
Have you ever built software without encountering a single vulnerability? Unlikely. Vulnerabilities are an unavoidable fact of DevSecOps life, and the stakes are higher than before.
Updated October 21, 2024 Imagine you’re all prepared to roll out your latest feature, and suddenly, right before launch, you discover a security vulnerability concealed in
We’ve all been there—staring at code, hoping no hidden traps are waiting to cause chaos down the line. That’s where secure code reviews come in. Think