Running a #LAMP server used to be what the cool kids did.
Nowadays, cold LAMPin' #IT ain't cutting it no more.
Check out the latest write-up by @larihuttunen.
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It's #PatchTuesday again and Juhani "Jussi" Eronen from @CERTFI concludes his series of three write-ups on attack surface management with an important topic: "How to Identify Attack Surface that Must be Addressed".
Read the full story at Public Exposure:
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The #OpenSSL project has given early warning on a critical #zeroday#vulnerability affecting OpenSSL versions 3.0.0 - 3.0.6.
Arctic EWS will help you identify your vulnerable servers today.
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"Software Dependency Failures: jQuery, a Canary in the Coal Mine"
Keeping dependencies up-to-date is challenging for any software development project and even more so from an information security point of view.
#vulnerability#jQuery#softwaredevelopment
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To sum up, we will definitely start covering more web application frameworks, since they can give our customers a lot of additional insights into the state of their security posture in general.
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