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New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Puts 1.4 Billion Android Devices at Risk
With the disclosure last week that over 900 million android phones were susceptible to the QuadRooter vulnerability, you could be forgiven for thinking that that was enough excitement for now....
7 Tips on How to Avoid Your Security Superstars from Jumping Ship
Security positions are difficult to fill, therefore, it’s essential to retain security superstars. what are the key ways you can prevent your top performers from jumping ship?
What You Don’t Know About Android Application Security…
Serious security threats keep hitting the Android platform. In response, both Google and device makers like Samsung and LG have recently made several proposals and initiatives to remedy this...
Using Java? This is The Next Heartbleed You Should Be Worried About
If you run a Java-based application, you might be at risk. Discover what might turn out to be Java’s Heartbleed.
Are All Bugs Shallow? Questioning Linus’s Law
Linus's Law says that if enough people are looking at a certain code, security & quality issues will be discovered. So how can we explain the massive security vulnerabilities?
ShellShock and Heartbleed – All You Need To Know On Open Source Vulnerabilities
Learn how to continuously manage your open source components, enforce license compliance, and be notified when security vulnerabilities are discovered and fixed.
3 steps to reduce security risks in your software
"Watch this webinar to better understand how to reduce open source security risks. In this webinar we explain, how crucial and effective open source usage management is in reducing the security risks"
Webinar – Controlling Open Source Security Vulnerabilities
Like 80% of other development teams, you are increasingly relying on open source components. This enables you to develop faster, reduce costs and improve efficiency. On the flip side, it is very difficult to know what components were used, and in which parts of your product. When a security vulnerability is discovered in an open...
Open Source in the Light of Android’s Stagefright Vulnerability
Stagefright is a security vulnerability that makes it possible for a hacker to turn your smartphone to a trojaned phone by just sending an MMS containing a video with malware. All a hacker needs...
Handy Tips to Secure Your Proprietary and Open Source Code
In this post we discuss the methods and tools that can help you address security issues in the best and most effective manner.