Preventing YAML Parsing Vulnerabilities in Java
With anchors, you can create a YAML bomb! The tremendous amount of (nested) objects will cause a memory overload.
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Brian Vermeer
4,041 viewsWith anchors, you can create a YAML bomb! The tremendous amount of (nested) objects will cause a memory overload.
Brian Vermeer
4,621 viewsLet’s see how we can integrate security and secure development into IntelliJ IDEA using the new Snyk vulnerability scanner plugin!

Baruch Sadogursky
6,560 viewsThe npm Registry is vulnerable to supply chain namespace shadowing, also known as “Dependency Confusion” attacks!

Brian Vermeer
10,953 viewsSQL injection, when a user adds untrusted data to a database query, is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities for online applications.
Brian Vermeer
3,441 viewsCode reviews are hard to do well. Particularly when you’re not entirely sure about the errors you should be looking for!
Brian Vermeer
5,280 viewsCode reviews are hard to do well. Particularly when you’re not entirely sure about the errors you should be looking for!
Michael Roeschter
3,171 viewsLearn how to write to disk safely in Java, combining disk sync, shutdown hooks, and atomic renaming of files!
Erik Costlow
4,803 viewsFor Java developers and architects who design, build, and run applications, there are two core take-aways to the SolarWinds hack...

Michal Trojanowski
9,932 viewsLearn how to set up an OpenID Connect (OIDC) client with Spring Security using mutual TLS as a method for authenticating the client.

Sven Ruppert
3,859 viewsWhat are the quick wins or low hanging fruits if you want to deal more with the topic of security in software development?