Third party software, still means first party risk.
If you are building a house and use third party wooden planks that turn out to be rotten or you're using it incorrectly (bearing too much weight) it will still be *your house* that collapses on *you*.
I love that the Dutch government is actively promoting security.txt and encouraging companies to establish a route for reporting security incidents 😊 /cc @EdOverflow https://t.co/86ayA2qBeF
Facebook scam, I’m selling a desk and they’re pretending to be interested. They’re using my cell number to attempt to sign up for google voice. Remember never share your 2FA codes.
Is it me or are file names and sorting completely backwards from natural language?
"A picture of the front of my house" and
"a picture of the back of my house" becomes
"my-house-front.jpg" and
"my-house-back.jpg" to sort it effectively.
Why?
I am no longer an app sec consultant dude. But I still think it’s a great career move, and you can do it even if it’s hard to convince hiring managers that that’s true. A quick list of tips for getting hired to do app sec tests. 1/n
adidas is hosting a first code'n'stripes challenge. The rules are easy:
1) Come on May 28
2) Solve the challenge within 24 hours
3) Submit your solution
4) First 10 win some of the most coveted adidas sneakers and the fame of cracking the 3 stripes code https://t.co/Ejc00saKU3
"Bug" v.s. "Feature" is a project pathology: https://t.co/sRo1pCiHyj . They are both 'changes' that should be prioritized (the hard part that) and fixed based on prioritization. If you say "We fix all bugs, but prioritize features" you will have lots of discussions about "bugs".