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Introduction DevSecOps isn’t broken, but under stress as AI-generated code accelerates delivery. It’s also injecting complexity and risk into development pipelines, often without clear visibility. Developers are now expected to integrate security scanning into CI/CD, interpret ambiguous findings, and deliver clean code at machine speed. In this article, you will learn where traditional DevSecOps workflows […]
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Introduction GraphQL: A powerful querying language that allows developers to ask for exactly what they need, nothing more, nothing less. While it’s renowned for its efficiency and flexibility, it’s crucial to acknowledge the associated security implications. It’s like the double-edged sword that, if not handled with caution, can lead to potential vulnerabilities. Let’s explore the […]
Introduction Caching is often likened to a magician’s sleight of hand, making web applications run seamlessly and swiftly. But as with any magic trick, it can lead to unintended consequences if not executed precisely. In the vast world of web development, understanding cache control is important. It bridges performance and security, ensuring your application remains […]
Introduction CORS: Four simple letters that carry immense weight in web security. As the digital landscape expands, the bridges that allow our applications to communicate become crucial. CORS is that bridge. The unsung hero ensures seamless interactions, but a slight misstep can lead to vulnerabilities. Let’s journey to understand CORS better and ensure our web […]
“It was a dark and stormy night…” While this introduction works for spooky stories, no developer wants their app to become nightmare fuel. While you might be able to grab a flashlight to comfort yourself around a campfire, you don’t have the same protection when you’re working on an application. Increasingly, developers use third-party code […]
Introduction Let’s dive into the fascinating world of web security, specifically discussing a notorious threat – clickjacking. Imagine a user clicking on a button thinking they like a photo but instead transferring money from their bank account. Scary, right? That’s clickjacking for you. This threat not only compromises user trust but can also deal a […]
As the neverending stream of publications implementing Executive Order (EO) 14028 continue to drop, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) continues to provide additional guidance. At the end of August 2023, NIST released its most recent draft Special Publication (SP) 800-204D “Strategies for the Integration of Software Supply Chain Security in DevSecOps CI/CD […]
At the end of August 2023, Jenkins announced it experienced 79% growth between June 2021 and June 2023. With an estimated 44% market share, Jenkins is a critical technology automating CI/CD pipelines. As a technology pervasive across the developer community, the Jenkins vulnerabilities announced on August 6, 2023, will likely attract attackers seeking to infiltrate […]
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 […]
Fedora Linux has long been a favorite operating system (OS) for developers looking for an innovative, free environment. Originally developed and now sponsored by Red Hat, the open-source Fedora Project has a little something for everyone with its Workstation, Server, Internet of Things (IoT), Virtual Machine (VM), and container-optimized CoreOS options. As a trusted open-source […]
