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Bleeping Computer
Security researchers are raising the alarm about mobile app developers relying on insecure practices that expose Amazon Web Services (AWS) credentials, making the supply chain vulnerable. [...]
Dark Reading
No-code startups such as Mine PrivacyOps say they offer best of both worlds — quick development and compliance with privacy laws.
Dark Reading
The first-of-its-kind campaign threatens to remove code packages if developers don’t submit their code to a "validation" process.
Dark Reading
A people-first approach reduces fatigue and burnout, and it empowers employees to seek out development opportunities, which helps retention.
Bleeping Computer
Hackers have created a fake 'Cthulhu World' play-to-earn community, including websites, Discord groups, social accounts, and a Medium developer site, to distribute the Raccoon Stealer, AsyncRAT, and RedLine password-stealing malware infections on unsuspecting victims. [...]
The Register
On the bright side, top devs are getting hardware security keys The Python Package Index, better known among developers as PyPI, has issued a warning about a phishing attack targeting developers who use the service.…
The Register
This, this is what we mean by a sophisticated cyberattack Criminals behind the cyberattacks on Twilio and Cloudflare earlier this month had cast a much wider net in their phishing expedition, targeting as many as 135 organizations — primarily IT, software development and cloud services providers based in the US.…
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The Forte Group, which gained momentum as an informal organization during the pandemic, will offer career development and advocacy for women execs in cybersecurity as well as newcomers.
The Hacker News
The threat actor behind the SolarWinds supply chain attack has been linked to yet another "highly targeted" post-exploitation malware that could be used to maintain persistent access to compromised environments. Dubbed MagicWeb by Microsoft's threat intelligence teams, the development reiterates Nobelium's commitment to developing and maintaining purpose-built capabilities. Nobelium is the tech
Dark Reading
Avoid the disconnect between seeing the value in threat modeling and actually doing it with coaching, collaboration, and integration. Key to making it "everybody's thing" is communication between security and development teams.