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Dark Reading
But "old habits are hard to break," with 48% of developers still shipping code with vulnerabilities.
ZDNet Security
Eight coders based in the Ukraine spoke to ZDNet about how they're holding up in the face of war. These are their stories.
Dark Reading
Whether it's PCI-DSS, SSDLC, or GDPR, the criteria that security standards expect businesses to uphold are neither realistic or feasible.
The Register
Another day, another attack on the software supply chain A group of more than 200 malicious npm packages targeting developers who use Microsoft Azure has been removed two days after they were made available to the public.…
ThreatPost
A large-scale, automated typosquatting attack saw 200+ malicious packages flood the npm code repository, targeting popular Azure scopes.
The Hacker News
A new large scale supply chain attack has been observed targeting Azure developers with no less than 218 malicious NPM packages with the goal of stealing personal identifiable information. "After manually inspecting some of these packages, it became apparent that this was a targeted attack against the entire @azure NPM scope, by an attacker that employed an automatic script to create accounts
ZDNet Security
From ethical concerns, a desire for more money, and simple obnoxiousness, a handful of developers are ruining open-source for everyone.
Dark Reading
Who says developers don't care about security? Give them the tools to help them build security into their code.
Dark Reading
A simple request to the VirusTotal scanning service reveals thousands of mobile-application databases left open to the public by developers in a three-month period.