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KeePass flaw allows retrieval of master password, PoC is public (CVE-2023-32784)

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KeePass flaw allows retrieval of master password, PoC is public (CVE-2023-32784) 17/05/2023 at 16:44 By Zeljka Zorz A vulnerability (CVE-2023-32784) in the open-source password manager KeePass can be exploited to retrieve the master password from the software’s memory, says the researcher who unearthed the flaw. The bad news is that the vulnerability is still unfixed […]

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Malicious open-source components threatening digital infrastructure

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Malicious open-source components threatening digital infrastructure 17/05/2023 at 09:42 By Help Net Security A new risk emerges in the digital era, where open-source software has become a fundamental pillar in developing innovative applications. The threat? Malicious open-source components. In this Help Net Security video, Henrik Plate, Lead Security Researcher at Endor Labs, discusses the dual-edged

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OpenSSF Receives $5 Million for Open Source Software Security Project

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OpenSSF Receives $5 Million for Open Source Software Security Project 11/05/2023 at 17:42 By Ionut Arghire OpenSSF has added four new members and is receiving $5 million in funding for its Alpha-Omega open source software security project. The post OpenSSF Receives $5 Million for Open Source Software Security Project appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article

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Never leak secrets to your GitHub repositories again

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Never leak secrets to your GitHub repositories again 10/05/2023 at 14:47 By Helga Labus GitHub is making push protection – a security feature designed to automatically prevent the leaking of secrets to repositories – free for owners of all public repositories. Previously, the feature was available only for private repositories with a GitHub Advanced Security

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