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The introduction of the UK’s Software Security Code of Practice is a strong signal from the government that software supply chain security needs a radical upgrade. Yet, while the Code of Practice is a commendable step forward, we’re missing a huge opportunity if businesses aren’t encouraged to operate from a zero-CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) […]
Four in five (78%) software testers have integrated artificial intelligence into their routines to ensure product quality and reliability, according to a new report by digital experience testing cloud provider LambdaTest. The study of more than 1,600 software testers highlighted that many workers are using AI for test case generation and test analytics in a […]
If, for whatever strange reason, you find yourself in need of running .cue files on a Linux environment with a GNOME desktop, be careful. The files could be marred with malicious code that allows threat actors to execute code on the target endpoint. The warning was issued by GitHub after the software development platform recently […]
Reversing into a trashcan, squashing your neighbours cat, destroying a garden gnome – all things that are perfectly possible if the live feed from your reversing and side-view cameras is a bit grainy. Tesla clearly knows this too, as it recently pushed out an Over The Air (OTA) update for owners running previous gen Hardware […]
The Mitre Corporation released its annual list of the most dangerous software flaws for 2023, and there’s been no change at the top spot. The American not-for-profit organization has been analyzing public vulnerability data found in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) for root cause mappings to CVE weaknesses for the past two years. During that […]
Hackers are using a brand new tool to disable antivirus programs installed on devices, before deploying more dubious malware, and sometimes even ransomware, researchers have warned. Cybersecurity researchers from Sophos X-Ops recently observed threat actors using the Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) method to deploy a tool called AuKill, capable of disabling security programs. […]
Microsoft has agreed to pay in excess of $3 million to settle a potential civil liability for a believed 1,339 sanction violations that saw it sell products and services to individuals and companies in countries like Russia. The more than 1,300 cases took place between July 2012 and April 2019 and saw Microsoft allegedly selling […]
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