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Preventing YAML parsing vulnerabilities with snakeyaml in Java
YAML is a human-readable language to serialize data that’s commonly used for config files. The word YAML is an acronym for “YAML ain’t a markup language” and was first released in 2001. You can compare YAML to JSON or XML as all of them are text-based structured formats. While similar to those languages, YAML is designed to be more readable than JSON and less verbose than XML.
Secure coding with Snyk Code: Ignore functionality with a twist
When scanning your code with our secure coding tool, Snyk Code might find all kinds of security vulnerabilities. And while Snyk Code is fast, accurate, and rich in content, sometimes there is the need to suppress specific warnings. Typical example use cases arise in test code when you explicitly use hard coded passwords to test your routines, or you know about an issue but decide not to fix it.
SQL injection cheat sheet: 8 best practices to prevent SQL injection attacks
SQL injection is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities for online applications. It occurs when a user adds untrusted data to a database query. For instance, when filling in a web form. If SQL injection is possible, smart attackers can create user input to steal valuable data, bypass authentication, or corrupt the records in your database. There are different types of SQL injection attacks, but in general, they all have a similar cause.
Are we forever doomed to software supply chain security?
The adoption of open-source software continues to grow and creates significant security concerns for everything from software supply chain attacks in language ecosystem registries to cloud-native application security concerns. In this session, we will explore how developers are targeted as a vehicle for malware distribution, how immensely we depend on open-source maintainers to release timely security fixes, and how the race to the cloud creates new security concerns for developers to cope with, as computing resources turn into infrastructure as code.
How To: Build and Maintain a DevSecOps Culture
DevSecOps is the process of integrating secure development best practices and methodologies into development and deployment processes. Reliant on the fast development and delivery of agile software, businesses cannot afford to miss a step when it comes to keeping pace with the competition. However, when the next security breach is a matter of ‘when’ not ‘if,’ organizations are also ill-fated if they fail to ensure that their DevOps processes are just as secure as they are speedy.
Developer Driven Workflows - Dockerfile & image scanning, prioritization, and remediation
When deploying applications in containers, developers are now having to take on responsibilities related to operating system level security concerns. Often, these are unfamiliar topics that, in many cases, had previously been handled by operations and security teams. While this new domain can seem daunting there are various tools and practices that you can incorporate into your workflow to make sure you’re catching and fixing any issues before they get into production.
How Twilio Scaled through Dev-First Security and DevSecOps
As more organizations leverage cloud native technologies such as Kubernetes, IaC, containers and serverless – shifting left and adopting DevSecOps is a must-do. But how does it actually work in practice? Meet Twilio; a billion dollar unicorn that has mastered dev-first security. In this session, you’ll hear from Twilio’s Head of Product Security on how he built and runs an application security program that maintains high velocity outputs.
Integrating security automation in modern application development environments
Automating security has become fundamental to supporting the speed-to-market requirements of modern application development environments. In this video, you will hear from the security teams at Skyscanner and Red Venture on how they are automating application security as part of their application development environments, thus helping their development teams to prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities more effectively.
An Intro Cloud Native Application Security - Guy Podjarny, Snyk Founder
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