The Real Mechanics of Vulnerabilities in an Upstream/Downstream, Topsy-Turvy EOL World
In this article you’ll learn Why CVEs record that a vulnerability exists, not that a usable fix exists How vulnerabilities are often …
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Steve Poole
3,187 viewsIn this article you’ll learn Why CVEs record that a vulnerability exists, not that a usable fix exists How vulnerabilities are often …

Jonathan Vila
13,617 viewsAI MCP is awesome to connect our Agents to real time data, but also open a dangerous door to security threats
Anthony Layton
2,322 viewsWhen it comes to Java security, the first thing that comes to mind should be the JVM. If you’re relying on outdated, unpatched, or …

Miro Wengner
11,041 viewsThis newsletter focuses on examining how AI enhances productivity through enterprise studies, agentic system architecture, attack vectors, …

Brian Vermeer
3,245 viewsDid you know that by tampering with chat history, you're able to make LLMs respond and execute functions that are out of policy?

Gerrit Grunwald
5,007 viewsRecently Azul announced that AVD makes it possible to identify vulnerable components on a jar file level but also on class file level.

Brian Vermeer
3,618 viewsWe know that LLMs can and will make mistakes, and while enriching your prompts with the proper context can help align results with your …

Jonathan Vila
2,466 viewsSonar Connect Amsterdam : learn about code quality and code security specially when using AI generated code.

Brian Vermeer
4,050 viewsThe implementation of RAG introduces security considerations. Risks such as prompt injection, data poisoning, access control gaps, and data …

Steve Poole
4,496 viewsAs we settle into 2025, legislation around AI and cybercrime is no longer a distant threat or vague aspiration.