Last year, Google banned 173,000 developer accounts and prevented 1.5 million apps from reaching the Play Store as it fought policy violations and malware.
Last year Google banned 173,000 developer accounts and prevented 1.5 million apps from reaching the Play Store as it fought policy violations and malware.
Software bugs are ubiquitous, and we're familiar with hardware threats. But what about the gap in the middle? Two researchers at Black Hat Asia will attempt to focus our attention there.
The lack of understanding around open source poses a threat when legislation is considered. Governments can help by offering funding to help remediate vulnerabilities and supporting in open source's long-term development.
While difficult, these time periods are a return to the reality of where the market truly is or should be. And all the while, the innovation economy continues to boom.
Google has opened up its software-dependency database, adding to the security data available to developers and toolmakers. Now developers need to use it.
Supply chain attacks are on the rise. Attackers are injecting malicious code into software and hardware components to create backdoors into the organization. As the Kaseya attack demonstrated, compromising a widely used product gives attackers privileged access into corporate networks. ...
No matter the industry, the organization's size, or the number of security professionals on staff, organizations need to monitor their systems for potential threats and respond quickly in the event of a compromise. Many enterprises are building out or expanding ...
Cloud promised to simplify the security and management of enterprise systems. In many ways it has, but when it comes to identity management it's as complicated as ever. This report details how to get identity programs on track -- and ...
The enterprise attack surface is constantly expanding. Enterprises have to think beyond zero day vulnerabilities. It's imperative security teams start looking at vulnerabilities in 5G, firmware, edge, and ICS/OT, among others. Managing system vulnerabilities is one of the old ...
Black Hat USA brings together cutting-edge research, new security tools, and sophisticated defensive techniques over the course of two days. There were some recurring themes across the sessions, and many of these topics are going to be important issues to ...
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