The Qwiet Blog

Did you miss the first post? Check out: AppSec House of Cards: Legacy Scanners vs. Agentic Workflows Modern applications aren’t monoliths. They’re sprawling, service-based systems built in multiple languages and stitched with queues, APIs, and serialization layers. In this environment, user input doesn’t just move it migrates across boundaries. The Business Risk: When One Missed […]

Recent breaches at GitLab and GitHub and new research into AI-driven coding expose a troubling pattern in software security: developers have built unified pipelines of tightly integrated tools. While these boost efficiency, they introduce new risks if attackers breach the platform: GitLab disclosed an actively exploited vulnerability tied to how CI/CD job tokens were handled […]

Help me CPG, you’re our only hope! The fundamental challenge in software security today isn’t just finding vulnerabilities, it is the inherently fragmented understanding of complex systems. When we examine why critical vulnerabilities persist despite sophisticated expertise and tooling, we often find they exist in the connections and interactions that traditional approaches are simply blind […]

Qwiet AI and the ancient Greek physicians like the father of medicine Hippocrates have much in common. Hippocrates highlighted the significance of a healthy diet and lifestyle in preventing diseases and acknowledged the root cause of physical and psychological ailments as diet and lifestyle choices (Διαιτήμασί in Greek), and now Qwiet AI is delivering his […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, ensuring the security of applications has become a paramount concern. As cyber threats continue to grow in sophistication, it is crucial for developers and security professionals to stay ahead of the curve. This article explores a groundbreaking approach that combines the power of Code Property Graphs (CPGs) and […]

By Lukas Seidel Coding in dynamic languages like JavaScript and Python is fun and allows for fast iterations, but it comes with a cost. Without proper type information, developers are missing out on the ability to catch bugs early and get helpful IDE support. But the absence of properly typed variables makes life tricky not […]

We all do it. When we are recalling a story or something that happened in our lives, we fill in the “fuzzy” areas with what we believe to be the truth. It’s human nature to embellish somewhat or simply fill in the blanks with what could be facts based on our recollection, but often are […]

Software engineers’ ideal state includes being able to work with minimal disruption. This “flow state” is when they are most productive and have the best chance of delivering the products and features they are tasked with producing within the required timeline. Whenever something adversely impacts their flow state productivity, mental health, and overall effectiveness may […]

I couldn’t walk five feet at RSA recently without someone asking me about ChatGPT. The questions all boiled down to “ChatGPT—is it bad, really bad, or just plain horrible?” ChatGPT is all of these things, and at the same time it is none of them. ChatGPT is only what we make of it. Like any […]