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Imperva and the Secure by Design Pledge: A Commitment to Cybersecurity Excellence
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has introduced a voluntary “Secure by Design Pledge” for enterprise software manufacturers, focusing on improving the security of their products and services. This pledge outlines seven key principles, forming the core of a robust secure-by-design ethos. Let’s explore these principles and how Imperva aligns with them. Seven Key […]
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CVE-1999-0965 | X.org Xterm Logging privileges management
CVE-2008-3533 | Gnome yelp up to 2.19.89 URI yelp-window.c window_error format string (Nessus ID 34090 / XFDB-44449)
CVE-2009-0581 | GIMP 1.18beta2 resource management (Nessus ID 67819 / ID 155950)
CVE-2009-0723 | GIMP 1.18beta2 numeric error (Nessus ID 43736 / ID 155950)
CVE-2009-0733 | GIMP 1.18beta2 ReadSetOfCurves memory corruption (Nessus ID 43736 / ID 155950)
CVE-2016-5118 | ImageMagick File Open popen access control (Nessus ID 91555 / ID 196489)
CVE-2016-7531 | ImageMagick pdb File MagickCore/memory.c out-of-bounds write (ID 107 / Nessus ID 93115)
CVE-2019-3821 | Ceph RGW Server civetweb Frontend resource management (USN-4035-1)
CVE-2024-25170 | Mezzanine 6.0.0 Header Host access control
CVE-2024-20038 | MediaTek MT8675 Pq information disclosure (ALPS08495932)
CVE-2022-4900 | PHP up to 7.9 Environment Variable php_cli_server.c php_cli_server_startup_workers PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS heap-based overflow (Nessus ID 208984)
Atlassian security advisory (AV24-669)
API Clients Comparison Table
CVE-2011-1571 | Liferay Portal up to 6.0.5 privileges management (EDB-18715 / Nessus ID 59230)
Apple security advisory (AV24-668)
CISA tags Progress Kemp LoadMaster flaw as exploited in attacks
EPA IG Office: ‘High-Risk’ Security Flaws in Hundreds of Water Systems
The watchdog for the EPA found that, of 1,062 U.S. drinking water systems it assessed, 97 had "critical" or "high-risk" security flaws and another 211 had less dangerous vulnerabilities, risking threats from stolen data to disrupted service.
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