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Dark Reading
Ursnif, a one-time banking Trojan also known as Gozi, becomes the latest codebase to be repurposed as a more general backdoor, as malware developers trend toward modularity.
Dark Reading
Free service provides insights developers need to systematically identify and reduce container vulnerabilities.
The Hacker News
When creating a Sandbox, the mindset tends to be that the Sandbox is considered a place to play around, test things, and there will be no effect on the production or operational system. Therefore, people don't actively think they need to worry about its security. This mindset is not only wrong, but extremely dangerous. When it comes to software developers, their version of sandbox is similar to
Dark Reading
The extension allows cloud security teams to protect their organization's infrastructure at the source and collaborate with developers.
Bleeping Computer
Security researchers have discovered an npm timing attack that reveals the names of private packages so threat actors can release malicious clones publicly to trick developers into using them instead. [...]
Dark Reading
Existing software security firms and new startups tackle the tasks of exposing dependencies and helping developers manage their use of open-source components.
Dark Reading
New language and framework support empowers developers to analyze front-end code for vulnerabilities throughout the development lifecycle.
ZDNet Security
Bleeping Computer
The North Korean Lazarus hacking group is now using fake 'Crypto.com' job offers to hack developers and artists in the crypto space, likely with a long-term goal of stealing digital assets and cryptocurrency. [...]
The Register
'One of the most dangerous and active malware developers operating at the moment' Crooks spreading the Noberus ransomware are adding weapons to their malware to steal data and credentials from compromised networks.…