IPShield is a DNS server that checks IP addresses against a blocklist and datacenter ranges. It provides a DNS query service to determine if an IP address is safe, flagged, or belongs to a datacenter.
Research shows that GitHub Actions, a popular CI/CD platform, is vulnerable to typosquatting attacks, where malicious actors exploit spelling mistakes in action names to trick developers into running malicious code.
This Splunk Lantern blog post highlights new articles on instrumenting LLMs with Splunk, leveraging Kubernetes for Splunk, and using Splunk Asset and Risk Intelligence.
This article exposes vulnerabilities in GitHub's repository network, allowing access to deleted and private repository data, even after deletion or forking. It details how to access data from deleted forks, deleted repositories, and private repositories, highlighting security risks and potential solutions.
A look at the social aspects of the Incompatible Timesharing (ITS) operating system, focusing on its lack of security and how that facilitated collaboration and a sense of community among users. The author argues that ITS was a forerunner to modern social media.
Aegis is a free, open source Android app that securely manages 2-step verification tokens. It supports HOTP and TOTP, is compatible with thousands of services, and offers features like screen capture prevention, biometric unlock, and automatic backups.
Learn about JSON Web Tokens (JWT) authentication, its working, components, benefits, and implementation with examples using Node.js and Express. This guide covers the process, key components, and security of JWT.
ExpressVPN retains CNET's Editors' Choice for best overall VPN thanks to its increased transparency efforts and solid commitment to privacy. It's a premium service, but it offers excellent speed, security and a user-friendly interface.
An analysis of Large Language Models' (LLMs) vulnerability to prompt injection attacks and potential risks when used in adversarial situations, like on the Internet. The author notes that, similar to the old phone system, LLMs are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks and other security risks due to the intertwining of data and control paths.
This post highlights how the GitHub Copilot Chat VS Code Extension was vulnerable to data exfiltration via prompt injection when analyzing untrusted source code.
