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Iran-backed hackers breached a US federal agency that failed to patch year-old bug
TechCrunch· 1 year agoThe U.S. government's cybersecurity agency says hackers backed by the Iranian government compromised...
Log4j could still be a major security worry for businesses everywhere
TechRadar via Yahoo Finance· 5 months agoRed padlock open on electric circuits network dark red background. Even though it was discovered and...
Code analysis tool AppMap wants to become Google Maps for developers
TechCrunch· 2 years agoThe 10/10-rated Log4Shell flaw in Log4j, an open source logging software that’s found practically...
Tech giants pledge $30M to boost open source software security
TechCrunch· 2 years agoTech giants including Amazon, Google and Microsoft have pledged millions of dollars to bolster the...
The EU’s Product Liability Directive could kill open source
TechRadar via Yahoo News· 10 months agoA computer graphic showing an abstract computer network image. The rate of software supply chain...
North Korea's Lazarus hackers are exploiting Log4j flaw to hack US energy companies
TechCrunch· 2 years agoSecurity researchers have linked a new cyber espionage campaign targeting U.S., Canadian and...
Sequoia backs Coana to help companies prioritise vulnerabilities using 'code aware' software...
TechCrunch· 3 months agoSilicon Valley venture capital juggernaut Sequoia is backing a fledgling Danish startup to build a...
Protestware on the rise: Why developers are sabotaging their own code
TechCrunch· 2 years agoIf combating attacks and hijackings of legitimate software on open source registries like npm...
These were the most exploited security vulnerabilities of 2022 - is your business protected?
TechRadar via Yahoo News· 9 months agoPetya nagscreen The most exploited flaw in 2022 was CVE-2018-13379, an SSL VPN credential exposure...
North Korean hackers exploited Internet Explorer zero-day to spread malware
TechCrunch· 1 year agoGoogle researchers first discovered the zero-day flaw on October 31 when multiple individuals...