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232 posts indexed since 2022

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232 matching posts

Title Author Published Words HN Pts
How Hackers Used Stolen GitHub Tokens to Access Private Source Code Mackenzie Jackson 2022-04-20 700 --
Carrying Ambition Through Passion Thomas Segura 2022-04-19 1,095 --
Investigating, prioritizing, and remediating thousands of hardcoded secrets incidents Ziad Ghalleb 2022-04-13 1,215 --
Compromising CI/CD Pipelines with Leaked Credentials [Security Zines] Thomas Segura 2022-04-11 327 --
9 Extraordinary Terraform Best Practices That Will Change Your Infra World Guest Expert 2022-04-06 3,117 --
Securing Containers with Seccomp: Part 2 Guest Expert 2022-04-01 2,052 3
Detector of The Month – Redis, March 2022 Ziad Ghalleb 2022-03-31 646 --
DevSecOps and the AppSec Shared Responsibility Model Thomas Segura 2022-03-28 464 --
Latest from Lapsus$, Reviewing the Microsoft Breach Mackenzie Jackson 2022-03-25 998 --
Secrets in Git Repos [Security Zines] Ziad Ghalleb 2022-03-16 715 --
Securing Containers with Seccomp: Part 1 Guest Expert 2022-03-14 1,559 --
Samsung and Nvidia are the latest companies to involuntarily go open-source leaking company secrets Mackenzie Jackson 2022-03-09 735 --
The State of Secrets Sprawl 2022 Thomas Segura 2022-03-02 450 --
GitGuardian enters the FT120! Carole Winqwist 2022-03-01 189 --
Detector of The Month – PlanetScale, February 2022 Ziad Ghalleb 2022-02-28 698 --
Security Chats - Don Magee, Security Engineer at a tech services company Carole Winqwist 2022-02-25 451 --
Kubernetes Hardening Tutorial Part 3: Authn, Authz, Logging & Auditing Guest Expert 2022-02-23 2,061 2
No stone left unturned: detecting custom patterns is now available in GitGuardian. Ziad Ghalleb 2022-02-16 495 --
Mackenzie Jackson, GitGuardian: “code security needs to be a layered approach” Mackenzie Jackson 2022-02-09 1,219 --
Security Chats - Abbas, Head of Infosec at a tech services company Carole Winqwist 2022-02-09 321 --
Documentation as a Killer Feature Thomas Segura 2022-02-07 728 --
GitGuardian is a proud sponsor of OWASP Mackenzie Jackson 2022-01-31 755 --
Detector of The Month – Datadog, January 2022 Ziad Ghalleb 2022-01-31 850 --
GitGuardian is now SOC 2 Type I compliant Carole Winqwist 2022-01-26 221 --
Data Breach: a 5 Steps Response Plan Guest Expert 2022-01-21 1,689 2
Security Chats - Blake, DevSecOps Engineer at a large computer software company Carole Winqwist 2022-01-19 309 --
Infrastructure as Code - Everything You Need to Know Guest Expert 2022-01-14 1,976 --
AppSec 2022 Resolutions: find inspiration in this report from Gartner on mitigating software supply chain security threats Ziad Ghalleb 2022-01-13 318 --
Security Chats - Andy, Senior Security Engineer at an insurance company Carole Winqwist 2022-01-11 373 --
CI Pipelines: 5 Risks to Assess Guest Expert 2022-01-07 1,606 --
Kubernetes Hardening Tutorial Part 2: Network Guest Expert 2022-01-05 1,932 2
Security Chats - Igor, Director of Development at a large computer software company Carole Winqwist 2022-01-02 304 --
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