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10 modern Node.js runtime features to start using in 2024

The server-side JavaScript runtime scene has been packed with innovations, such as Bun making strides with compatible Node.js APIs and the Node.js runtime featuring a rich standard library and runtime capabilities. As we enter into 2024, this article is a good opportunity to stay abreast of the latest features and functionalities offered by the Node.js runtime.

5 Things Holding Back Your Vulnerability Management Program and How to Overcome Them Step by Step

Welcome to our latest vulnerability management webinar, hosted by Scott Kuffer and Gene Bandy. In this session, Scott and Gene dive deep into the complexities and challenges faced by organizations in managing vulnerabilities and what you can do about it. Key Topics Covered: Why Watch This Webinar? Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth webinars and expert discussions on cybersecurity and vulnerability management!

How to track down your expired domain names before hackers do

What happens when your organization’s domain name expires or changes? Expired domains don’t simply disappear, and they can even become attack routes into your organization. Recent news out of Belgium has highlighted the potential danger, with hundreds of expired domain names and email addresses of government services being found available for purchase online.

CyRC Vulnerability Advisory: CVE-2024-5185 Data Poisoning Vulnerability in EmbedAI Application

The Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC) has exposed a data poisoning vulnerability in the EmbedAI application. EmbedAI allows users to interact with documents by utilizing the capabilities of large language models (LLMs). This vulnerability could result in an application becoming compromised, leading to unauthorized entries or data poisoning attacks.

Ivanti EPM Cloud Services Appliance - Taking advantage of a backdoor to detect a vulnerability

At Bitsight, part of the Vulnerability Research team's core work involves analyzing vulnerabilities in order to create detection capabilities that can be implemented on an Internet-wide scale.

Top 9 Software Supply Chain Security Tools

Imagine this: an attacker sneaks a tiny backdoor into software that hundreds of companies use. It sounds like a plot from a spy movie, but it’s a real threat that recently impacted major Linux distributions through a compromised utility tool, XZ Utils. So far, in 2024, over 35 billion known records have been breached. The Linux attack, potentially in action and undetected since 2021, is just one of the many that highlight the alarming proliferation of supply chain attacks.

Fastify plugins as building blocks for a backend Node.js API

In the world of building backend Node.js APIs, Fastify stands out with its plugin ecosystem and architecture approach, offering a compelling option beyond the conventional Express framework. This highly efficient, low-overhead web framework distinguishes itself through its remarkable speed and streamlined simplicity.

Understanding CVE-2024-32002: Git Remote Code Execution | Threat SnapShot

Welcome to this week's episode of SnapAttack Threat Snapshot! In this video, we'll dive into CVE-2024-32002, a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Git that leverages symlink handling in repositories with submodules. This vulnerability can be exploited through a simple git clone command, potentially allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code on the victim's machine. *Subscribe to SnapAttack for more in-depth analyses and real-world applications of cybersecurity defenses.*