Practical Technology

Developers who are serious about securing their code have cause to rejoice. The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) is releasing Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA, pronounced Salsa) version 1.0. This comprehensive framework is…Read More

Amsterdam: Repeat after me: Developers must take security seriously now. Don’t believe me? Just ask the poor devils who had to clean things up after the SolarWinds software supply chain attack, the never-ending Log4j vulnerability, and the npm…Read More

I mean, really, really wrong, even when you pay serious money to Twitter. Leaving aside Twitter owner Elon Musk‘s latest 13-year-old boy joke of “renaming” Twitter, “Titter,” Twitter’s most serious new annoyance is its new API pricing structure. It’s…Read More

Kubecon + Cloudnativecon Europe 2023, Amsterdam, Netherlands – Thanks to a succession of security disasters, such as the SolarWinds software supply chain attack, the ongoing Log4j vulnerability and the npm maintainer protest code gone wrong,…Read More

Salt Security, a leading API security company, in its latest Salt Labs State of API Security Report for Q1 2023, found a 400% increase in unique API attackers over the past six months. Ow. C-Level Discussion Their researchers also found that 80% of…Read More

Software updates can be tricky at the best of times. Now, imagine updating legacy technology on a device that’s millions of miles away in space. That was the scale of the challenge facing IT professionals at NASA. More than 10 years ago, NASA’s…Read More