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Study: Only 27 percent of flaws found in gov’t applications fixed
Security firm Veracode released its "State of Software Security" report, breaking down trends by industry verticals.
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45% of NHS trusts scan for app vulnerabilities just once a year
Nearly half (45 percent) of NHS trusts scan for application vulnerabilities just once a year. Less than eight percent do so on a daily basis.
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RSA 2014: The “double-edged sword” of disclosing software vulnerabilities
An interesting discussion at the RSA conference revealed that vendors often face a "double-edged sword" when tasked with disclosing software vulnerabilities.
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Open source products could greatly increase digital risks, report
A recent study found that security teams should stay vigilant to ensure open-source software is secure.
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MD5 insecurity affects all internet users
Certification Authorities that have not moved to a more secure cryptographic hash function than MD5 have come under fire in the security world.
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Microsoft announces “coordinated” plan for bug reporting
Microsoft on Thursday unveiled a new initiative that attempts to reframe the debate around vulnerability disclosure.
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Expect more legit software to come packaged with flaws
Backdoor threats in software applications will become a more serious threat and increasingly difficult to detect in the future.
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Internet of malicious things: Yale home automation vulnerable
The Yale Home System (Europe) Android application vulnerable to a man-in-the-middle attack due to TLS errors .
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Critical Android bugs can be exploited via MMS, 950M users affected
Successfully exploiting the vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to spy on users, or even completely take over the device.
Network Security
Spring break vulnerability jeopardizes Pivotal Spring projects
A remote code execution flaw, dubbed Spring Break, affects various Pivotal Spring could allow an attacker to run arbitrary commands.
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