If you’ve done a pentest before, you know things can get messy fast. You start organized, but a few hours in, notes are scattered, screenshots have odd filenames, and small details get lost. PentestPad was built to help with that, not to change how you test, but to stop the chaos from slowing you down. Setting up a project is simple. You add the scope, list the assets, and include your team. That’s it. No … More →
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The Go programming language team has rolled out emergency point releases, Go 1.25.6 and 1.24.12, to address six high-impact security flaws. These updates fix denial-of-service (DoS) vectors, arbitrary code execution risks, and TLS mishandlings that could expose developers to remote attacks. While not branded as version 1.26, the patches urge immediate upgrades for projects relying […]
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I’m in Oslo! Flighty is telling me I’ve flown in or out of here 43 times since a visit in 2014 set me on a new path professionally and, many years later, personally. It’s special here, like a second home that just feels…
Security leaders are under pressure to support AI programs that move from pilots into production. New Cloudflare research suggests that success depends less on experimentation and more on disciplined application modernization tied closely to security strategy. The survey examines how application architecture, decision structures, and security alignment affect AI readiness at scale. Modernized application stacks enable broader AI integration The findings show that enterprises further along in application modernization report stronger progress with AI. These … More →
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AI is being integrated into core enterprise systems faster than many organizations can secure and govern it. A new global study from NTT shows companies expanding AI deployment while gaps in infrastructure readiness, data integrity controls, and governance frameworks continue to limit safe operation at scale. Investment continues despite uneven outcomes AI spending continues to rise across regions and industries. AI is viewed as central to competitiveness and long term strategy, which keeps budgets growing … More →
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Wiz Research has exposed that CodeBreach originated from unanchored regular expression patterns in CodeBuild webhook filters for the ACTOR_ID parameter, which should restrict builds to trusted GitHub user IDs. Without ^ and $ anchors, the filter matched any user ID containing an approved substring, allowing bypass via “eclipse” events where new, longer GitHub IDs incorporate […]
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Fraud has become a routine part of gig work for many earners, and the ways workers respond are creating new security problems for platforms. A recent TransUnion study of U.S. gig workers shows broad exposure to fraud, inconsistent reporting, and growing participation in prohibited practices such as account renting and selling. Fraud is a common part of gig work 34% of those surveyed said they had been defrauded by a consumer while working on a … More →
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