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Software Security
So, your firm has one or two, maybe tens, or even hundreds of applications built and deployed. And now you want to create threat models for those applications. But, why? Let’s find out. Why create application threat models? To identify potential flaws that have been there since the applications were created. And then there are […]
In a new report, Synopsys found that 67% of medical device manufacturers and 56% of healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) believe an attack on a medical device built or in use by their organization is likely to occur over the next 12 months. The Synopsys report, Medical Device Security: An Industry Under Attack and Unprepared to […]
Fault Injection is a podcast from Synopsys that digs into software quality and security issues. This week, hosts Robert Vamosi, CISSP and Security Strategist at Synopsys, and Chris Clark, Principal Security Engineer at Synopsys, go into detail about a new report from Synopsys and the Ponemon Institute on medical device security. You can always join […]
During a recent iOS application penetration test, I was attempting to proxy network traffic using the BURP proxy tool. In doing so, I configured my device to use BURP as proxy, and voila, I was able to see the traffic (oh, the joys of certificate pinning). However, my excitement was short-lived. I noticed that I […]
There’s been a fair share of attention paid to the security inside the connected car. There’s also been a significant uptick in new devices and apps that communicate with the vehicle from afar. These devices and apps use traditional means of communication (e.g., Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, etc.). They also make some very common software mistakes. For instance, […]
Black Hat 2017 is just around the corner. We’re excited to be going back this year and we want you to join the fun. In fact, we’re offering you a chance to win a free pass to Black Hat USA 2017. Enter by June 28th for a chance to win a briefings pass to the […]
Before jumping into the final post within our discussion on vulnerabilities in the MEAN stack, look back at the other four posts within this series discussing MongoDB, ExpressJS (Core), ExpressJS (Sessions and CSRF), and AngularJS. Development mode (NodeJS/ExpressJS) By default, Express applications run in development mode unless the NODE_ENV environmental variable is set to another value. In development mode, Express […]
With a technical story like WannaCry, there are bound to be some falsehoods spread as fact. As with any misconception, there is often a kernel of truth. More often though, the answer is more complicated than it first seems. Here are a few important falsehoods that have been circulating in the last 48 hours: WannaCry spreads via […]
Last Friday, a piece of malware known as WannaCry (WanaCrypt0r 2.0/WCry) infected over 200,000 Windows-based machines in over 150 countries. What made this malware different was that it encrypted the hard drive, withholding the contents until the victim paid $300 BitCoins. While ransomware itself is not new, the rapid spread of WannaCry caught many people […]
On Friday, several organizations around the world fell victim to a wave of ransomware that swept the globe. Ransomware is malware that encrypts the hard drives of compromised machines until the owner makes full payment. Such attacks have been persistent but relatively quiet. Until now, ransomware had been confined to limited or one-off events. A […]
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