VSCode integration with Mitre ATT&CK framework allows security researchers to maintain focus
Introducing VSCode-ATT&CK [...]
Introducing VSCode-ATT&CK [...]
Exploitation requires additional vulnerability or device misconfiguration [...]
Researchers provide technical details of bug that was fixed in latest security release [...]
Security industry needs to tackle nascent AI threats before it’s too late [...]
‘Number of affected customers still appears to be very low’, says latest vendor update [...]
Malware-as-a-Service trailblazer finally zapped out of existence [...]
‘We owe him so much... People who will never know his name owe Dan’ [...]
Sensitive personal details possibly stolen [...]
Researcher uncovers vulnerability after probing Signal’s iOS source code [...]
The researcher said that important information on the vulnerabilities was ‘not suppressed’ [...]
Flaw meant malicious code injected into Cask repo was merged automatically A vulnerability in Homebrew, the enormously popular open source package manager for macOS and Linux, enabled attackers to exe [...]
University of Minnesota banned from Linux kernel contributions in fallout over buggy commits experiment [...]
Vulnerability disclosure platform driven by ‘transparency and fairness’, with over 500,000 bugs fixed since 2014 [...]
No honor among thieves [...]
One flaw fixed after criticisms about delays, but second longstanding security bug remains unaddressed [...]
It ain’t the feds, just gremlins in the system [...]
Unknown adversary found to be exploiting security flaws in the wild [...]
New research from Cloudflare details cyber-attack trends of 2021 so far [...]
Taiwanese vendor also issues mitigations for quartet of other serious flaws [...]
Security flaw discovered in network monitoring software [...]
Doctored forms pose threat to web framework DevOps plugin [...]
Credential-slurping code lingered in Bash Uploader script for months [...]
Staff at Matthew Clark Bibendum are ‘fulfilling orders manually’ while they restore systems [...]
Something you know, something you hack [...]
Switzerland’s national mail carrier asks more security researchers to test its networks [...]