Tag: Codes
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Node.js in Security? Don’t Get Hacked – Secure Your Code Now!
Node.js has become a powerhouse for building dynamic web applications. Its speed, scalability, and vast ecosystem make it a developer …
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Picking fights and gaining rights, with Justin Brookman: Lock and Code S05E09
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… Our Lock and Code host, David Ruiz, has a bit of an apology to make: “Sorry for all the …
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Code Keepers: Mastering Non-Human Identity Management
Identities now transcend human boundaries. Within each line of code and every API call lies a non-human …
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Porn panic imperils privacy online, with Alec Muffett (re-air): Lock and Code S05E08
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… A digital form of protest could become the go-to response for the world’s largest porn website …
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Vulnerability Exposed Ibis Budget Guest Room Codes to Hackers
Ibis Budget guests were left vulnerable after a security flaw in self-check-in kiosks exposed room access codes. Learn how this major …
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Hackers Claiming that EagleSpy Android RAT 3.0 Steals 2FA Google Authenticator Code
A malicious software known as EagleSpy Android RAT (Remote Access Trojan) 3.0 has been shared on a notorious online forum by a threat …
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Securing your home network is long, tiresome, and entirely worth it, with Carey Parker: Lock and Code S05E07
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… Few words apply as broadly to the public—yet mean as little—as “home network security.” …
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GitHub’s New AI Tool that Fixes Your Code Automatically
GitHub has leaped application security by introducing a new feature that promises to revolutionize how developers address code …
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Jenkins Args4j CVE-2024-23897: Files Exposed, Code at Risk
Jenkins, a popular open-source automation server, was discovered to be affected by a file read vulnerability, CVE-2024-23897. Jenkins …
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Going viral shouldn’t lead to bomb threats, with Leigh Honeywell: Lock and Code S05E06
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… A disappointing meal at a restaurant. An ugly breakup between two …
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Multiple QNAP Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Inject Malicious Codes
QNAP has disclosed a series of vulnerabilities within its operating systems and applications that could potentially allow attackers to …
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Vulnerability in 16.5K+ VMware ESXi Instances Let Attackers Execute Code
VMware’s ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion products could allow attackers to execute malicious code on affected systems. Impacted VMware …
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