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Who are you? Who? Who? If you’ve ever hummed that song to yourself when coding, then you already know the fundamental use case for the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). LDAP is the protocol that communicates access and authentication data across various technologies. As a vendor-neutral, open protocol, LDAP works with proprietary directory tools, like […]
READ MOREIntroduction HTTP Security Headers are akin to the guardians of web security, playing a pivotal role in safeguarding web applications against a myriad of threats. However, the path to implementing these headers is riddled with potential missteps. A minor misconfiguration can render them ineffective, exposing your application to exploits. This article will unravel developers’ typical […]
Introduction Race conditions linger as elusive threats in the domain of concurrent programming, creating a fertile ground for inconsistencies and unforeseen security vulnerabilities. These subtle programming bugs arise when multiple processes access shared resources simultaneously, leading to unpredictable and undesirable outcomes. This article will journey through the labyrinth of race conditions, exploring their implications on […]
The National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan plays a vital role in safeguarding the digital infrastructure of the nation. This comprehensive plan, outlined by the White House, is comprised of three pillars and sets forth a roadmap to enhance cybersecurity measures across various sectors. Pillar Three of the implementation plan focuses on the need for developers […]
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 […]
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, staying informed about the latest threats and trends is crucial. To cater to the growing need for expert insights, we are thrilled to announce the launch of the new Hacking Exposed podcast. Hosted by renowned cybersecurity expert Stuart McClure, this podcast promises to be a treasure trove of knowledge […]
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 […]
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, zero-day vulnerabilities tend to steal the limelight. These newly discovered vulnerabilities are often seen as the epitome of sophisticated cyberattacks, capturing headlines and fueling the imagination of both the public and cybersecurity professionals. However, the reality is that while zero-day vulnerabilities may be intriguing, the majority of successful cyberattacks […]
Number of lines of code. Number of commits. Number of bugs caught. Such are the old metrics of development. All very macho, all very developer bro—and all not terribly effective. These days, development is about quality, not quantity. It is about closing the gap between development and business, so technology solves tangible problems. At cdCon […]
In a recent thread on a discussion forum, a group of developers discussed time lost on bug chasing. One developer lamented that he lost 5 days; another 5 years between the time it was discovered and the time it was finally resolved. Still another developer estimated that in an organization of 400 engineers, he and […]
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