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Malvertising Is a Cybercrime Heavyweight, Not an Underdog

SecureWorld News

The attackers then mishandle this well-known adversary simulation tool to harvest information about the operating system, exfiltrate data, and locate directories and services with weak access control settings. In November 2022, cybercriminals somehow acquired the right to run ads on Google for the popular open-source graphics editor GIMP.

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What Executives Should Know About Shift-Left Security

CIO Business Intelligence

Since then, the concept of shift-left security has continued to gain traction as organizations increasingly rely on the cloud and as higher-profile cyberattacks increasingly target development tools and pipelines for apps that are cloud-delivered and/or SaaS. Why is shift-left security important in cybersecurity? This creates risks.

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Get Started With DevSecOps

ForAllSecure

This is how you get DevOps. Dr. Brumley says there are appropriate tools for each of the different phases of development. There are two sets of tools. A known vulnerability is when you include open source components and there’s a vulnerability found for that. You can’t take the tool’s word for it.

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Get Started With DevSecOps

ForAllSecure

This is how you get DevOps. Dr. Brumley says there are appropriate tools for each of the different phases of development. There are two sets of tools. A known vulnerability is when you include open source components and there’s a vulnerability found for that. You can’t take the tool’s word for it.

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Get Started With DevSecOps

ForAllSecure

This is how you get DevOps. Dr. Brumley says there are appropriate tools for each of the different phases of development. There are two sets of tools. A known vulnerability is when you include open source components and there’s a vulnerability found for that. You can’t take the tool’s word for it.

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Technology Short Take #79

Scott Lowe

Skydive is (in the project’s own words) an “open source real-time network topology and protocols analyzer.” Tony Sangha took PowerNSX (a set of PowerShell cmdlets for interacting with NSX) and created a tool to help document the NSX Distributed Firewall configuration. What’s that? You haven’t heard of PowerNSX before?

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Technology Short Take #31

Scott Lowe

Greg Ferro examines a potential SDN use case (an OpenFlow use case) in the form of enterprise firewall migrations. Here’s another interesting tool that I haven’t had the opportunity to actually test myself. Everyone heard about the vCenter Certification Automation Tool , right? Go ahead, read up on YAML. Interesting.

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