The common software vulnerabilities on our top 10 software vulnerability list for 2019 are easy to find and fix with the right AppSec tools and guidance.
Posted in Mobile Application Security, Web Application Security
Taylor Armerding, Synopsys Software Integrity Group senior strategist, gives you the scoop on application security and insecurity in this week’s Security Mashup. What’s in this week’s Security Mashup, you ask? Fixing the CVE program, your personal data has already “checked out,” and it even “may potentially” have taken flight. Watch this week’s episode below to […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security, Weekly Security Mashup
Nobody with any connection to, or interest in, the FIFA World Cup can say they weren’t warned. In the days leading up to the quadrennial world championship of European football (or soccer), security experts put the word out constantly that everybody involved—players, organizers, staff, and spectators (including those watching on TV or online)—would be a […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security, Privacy
Google started releasing monthly security updates for Android back in August 2015. Modern Android devices show you the latest monthly patch level that has been applied. The responsibility for deploying the patches ultimately falls on original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and carriers, who need to test the security updates on their devices to ensure that they […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security
A new Synopsys survey reveals that customer-facing web and mobile applications are the top security challenge for IT professionals in Asia. From Sept. 19 to 21, 2017, Synopsys conducted a survey at Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW), the region’s most established cyber security event. We spoke to 244 C-level IT professionals, managers, and executives in […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security, Web Application Security
Many app developers have questions like “Is the device my app runs on reliable? Is it trustworthy? Could it be ‘rooted’?” Answering questions such as these can be difficult. In an area traditionally dominated by root detection products and DIY techniques, Google attempts to respond to this request: “OK Google, what do you think about […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security
Several frameworks have been proposed to evaluate the security of biometric systems. Popular ones include the simpler Ratha’s framework [1] and the enhanced Bartlow and Cukic framework [2]. To employ these frameworks to evaluate iPhone X’s biometric security, we need a lot of data points that we don’t have yet. We won’t speculate on the […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security
Written in coordination with Grant Douglas Facial recognition is one of the most widely and commonly used forms of biometric access control. Unlike other biometric systems, the information a face contains has a multitude of versatile applications. This information can be used to identify a subject’s gender, ethnicity, age, and even emotional state. A large […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security, Software Architecture and Design
Modern mobile device users often have their devices tightly integrated into daily life. From banking apps to social media feeds, these applications are high visibility targets for hackers and thieves looking to exploit weaknesses or hijack vulnerabilities. By ramping up mobile app security, vendors ensure the safety and security of their users and their infrastructure. […]
Posted in Mobile Application Security
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, […]
Posted in Automotive Security, Mobile Application Security
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