Hackers are targeting developers...and the AI that writes their code. A malicious campaign by North Korea's Famous Chollima #APT saw a malicious npm package dependency slipped into a crypto trading agent by @claudeai Opus AI coding agent. https://t.co/JjkXiJ8hCb @ReversingLabs
The @Stranger_Things concept of the “Upside Down” is a useful way to think about the risks lurking in the software we all rely on. A new report from @ReversingLabs shines a light into that dark world. https://t.co/LemZglAdew #appsec#cybersecurity
In this clip from our latest #podcast, David Kellerman the Field #CTO at Cymulate explains how the company's attack simulation feature works - helping organizations test security products in real life attack scenarios. Check out the full interview here: https://t.co/Kbh8LYZXih
In this clip from our latest podcast, host @paulfroberts
asks David Kellerman, Field #CTO@Cymulateltd about security tool overload and the need for optimization. Check out the full interview here: https://t.co/GiekXlXSE7 #podcast#sponsored
Researcher @samwcyo and others found a flaw in a @Kia_Worldwide website giving hackers access to the vehicle's location & driver data, remote start, locking, horn, etc. with just a license plate number! #InternetOfThings https://t.co/wA8CqDuVas
Check out our latest Spotlight #Podcast with Jim Broome, President and #CTO at @Direct_Defense. Jim and host @paulfroberts chat about D2's latest Security Operations Threat Report and changes in the threat landscape driven by the use of #AI. https://t.co/Y5xZAfzLIw
Data stolen? Get used to it kid. That's the reality for young people coming of age today in the app sec shanty town that is the 21st century U.S. economy: a sprawling, unregulated, ad-hoc ecosystem prone to shocking breakdowns and failures. https://t.co/YCej2Ep3sY
How do we improve software quality and end the epidemic of shoddy, exploitable software harming consumers, communities and businesses? To start, we need to change the way we think and talk about software-based risks, writes @paulfroberts. Read on...
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avenues of attack. Ultimately, cyber attacks are no more inevitable than food poisonings. Both are preventable with the application and enforcement of standards and rules based on an objective understanding of risks and threats.