Author: drweb

Legit Security this week added a dashboard to its application security posture management (ASPM) platform that makes it simpler to correlate the creation of a vulnerability to a specific application development team.Company CTO Liav Caspi said the risk prevention dashboard also makes it possible to identify missing guardrails, such as a static application security testing (SAST) tool, that might not have been turned on as code moved through a DevSecOps pipeline.These insights create a teaching opportunity using, for example, gamification capabilities built into a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that can be used to further adoption of best DevSecOps practices, he added.Finally,…

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Microsoft has taken another significant step in advancing secure virtualization technology with the release of Hyperlight Wasm, expanding the capabilities of its embedded VMM (Virtual Machine Monitor) project announced last year. This new open-source offering bridges the gap between WebAssembly and micro-VM security, creating exciting possibilities for developers across platforms.Expanding the Hyperlight EcosystemThe original Hyperlight project emerged as an innovative solution for VM-based security, specifically designed for small embedded functions within Windows and Linux applications. It offered a lightweight approach to virtualization that could be integrated directly into applications, providing isolation without the overhead of traditional VMs.Microsoft has significantly broadened…

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Telegram has eventually become something more than a mere messaging app since its official release in 2013. Back then, nobody could imagine that Pavel Durov’s project would become one of the most popular instant messaging applications with 1 billion active users. If you use Telegram on your Linux desktop to communicate with other people or get information from its channels, there is a way to make the most of this platform and increase your productivity. What this means is that there exist various Telegram bots, applications that run on the platform and provide additional features. The best thing about such…

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Cary, North Carolina, March 27th, 2025, CyberNewsWireINE, a global leader in networking and cybersecurity training and certifications, is proud to announce it is the recipient of twelve badges in G2’s Spring 2025 Report, including Grid Leader for Cybersecurity Professional Development, Online Course Providers, and Technical Skills Development, which highlight INE’s superior performance relative to competitors. “INE solves the problem of accessible, hands-on security training with structured learning paths and real-world labs,” says SOC Analyst Sai Tharun K. “It helps bridge the gap between theory and practical skills. For me, it has been very valuable in refining my penetration testing, cloud security,…

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Imandra today launched an artificial intelligence (AI) agent, dubbed CodeLogician, that uses symbolic models to transform source code into mathematical models that can then be validated and tested in a way that is more accurate than relying on a large language model (LLM).Using neurosymbolic models, those mathematical representations can then be analyzed using an automated reasoning engine that is invoked via a cloud service, using the open-source Langraph framework for orchestrating the management of AI agents. Initially, CodeLogican can be applied to Python code, with support for Java, COBOL and other programming languages planned.Dr. Grant Passmore, co-CEO of Imandra, said…

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Chrome 135 (in Beta as I write, probably stable early April?) will have customizable select elements in it. You opt-in to it in CSS, and once you have, you can go ham on styling regular ol’ , , ‘n’ friends elements. Very progressive-enhancement friendly as a select without custom styling is… fine. It’s interesting and notable that even when it does ship Chrome is prepared to protect the web: Chrome has the features behind a Finch experiment in case there is an emergency need to turn it off. If things go well, the experiment will end and the code will…

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Python, the most commonly used programming language among new and experienced game developers, is known for its versatility and user-friendly nature. Born as the successor of the ABC programming language, the first version of Python was released in 1991 and has evolved remarkably over the years. With all its advancements, Python is now able to create more than just 2D games and can now combine with other programming languages across different platforms. The integration of Artificial Intelligence into games with Python has also increased the overall functionality of modern-day online gaming. Telegram has evolved from being a simple messaging app to…

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Pulumi today extended the reach of its Environments, Secrets and Configurations (ESC) platform for managing infrastructure-as-code (IaC) into the realm of DevSecOps by adding the ability to manage secrets and implement policies.For example, DevSecOps teams via Pulumi ESC can now automate the rotation of secrets to ensure static, long-lived credentials are regularly updated. Additionally, DevSecOps teams can also securely inject secrets and configurations into a GitHub Actions workflow as needed.Pulumi is also now making it possible to write policies once and apply them across their IaC environments, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI cloud services…

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We recently published an article on CHOOSE at SQL Server Central. I thought it was a good intro, but as someone noted in the comments, how do you use CHOOSE? Do you have to hard code choices? This post shows you don’t. Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. A Scenario I have a table that contains some data. In this case, about beer. I like beer, and this was a fun little demo. I’m not recreating the DDL because, well, you might like different beers.…

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