Tag: Opensource
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Tools to Ensure the Security of Web Applications
This article introduces readers to five tools associated with Web application security—Grabber, w3af, Zed Attack Proxy, sqlmap and …
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A Cyber Security Perspective on Quantum Computing
Along with the immense promise of quantum computing come the enhanced security threats too. This has opened up a whole new field known as …
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How Open Source Technologies Can Add Security to IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) enables billions of Web connected devices to exchange meaningful information without human intervention. It …
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Beware of Dangerous Security Risks By Using Open-Source Software and Tools
Open-source is increasingly prevalent, either as components in software or as entire tools and toolchains. It has become a vital part of …
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Mobile App Security Tips to Secure Your Mobile Applications
The world has become a mobile as every new and then the person has a smartphone in the hands with the Internet Connection. By using mobile …
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Top 5 Open Source Security Risks You Should Know About
Open-source software itself is no riskier than proprietary or commercial off-the-shelf packages. The real risk comes from the way …
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Troubleshooting Issues in Linux Applications
In order to address issues in applications, the author has listed what needs to be done whenever you install a third party application on …
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Snyk Found Over Four Times More Vulnerabilities in RHEL, Debian, and Ubuntu
Snyk recently released its annual State of Open-Source Security Report for 2019, which highlights the current landscape of open-source …
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Mobile Security Testing Guide – Here’s Why You Need to Know
In the past, it was very usual to have only one platform to operate your applications. People had to log into their any one of the devices …
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How to Tackle the 7 Most Common Cybersecurity Mistakes of Your Company
Lax cybersecurity can be a devastating blow for any business. While a system breach might not spell the end of the company, it damages …
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How To Secure Your Operating System
Hackers are smart. The more you secure your operating system, the less likely someone else may attempt to gain access to information that …
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