Web application vulnerabilities are flaws in the DNA of software that can be exploited by attackers to execute malicious code or commands. Now, due to the widespread nature of apps, solving and ...

Are you concerned about the security of your external web applications? Rightly so, as cyber-attacks on web applications are on the rise and can do some serious damage to your business. According to ...

In this episode of eSpeaks, Jennifer Margles, Director of Product Management at BMC Software, discusses the transition from traditional job scheduling to the era of the autonomous enterprise. eSpeaks’ ...

SPI Dynamics – Some of the most common and dangerous application security vulnerabilities that exist in ASP.NET Web-based applications come not from the C# or VB.NET code that make up its pages and ...

A cybersecurity researcher has discovered several new vulnerabilities within Wodify's gym management web application that gives an attacker the ability to extract workout data, personal information ...

SPI Dynamics – These days, the biggest threat to an organization’s network security comes from its public Web site and the Web-based applications found there. Unlike internal-only network services ...

It’s been said that Web vulnerabilities are "the new buffer overflow" plaguing the information security community. Almost every day, Bugtraq and other sites record new flaws in commercial or open ...

Most Web application scanning tools miss vulnerabilities and generate false positives on their own public testing sites, according to a recent test of some of these products. Larry Suto, an ...

An analysis of web applications shows that 94% of applications tested had at least one high-severity vulnerability. According to Positive Technologies’ Web Application Vulnerabilities in 2017 report, ...

Web security receives a relatively small proportion of IT security budgets, even though the web is emerging as a key vector for attack, says Maakaroun Aziz Maakaroun, Outpost24 To say that the ...

Are your e-comm applications secure enough? This is the question that the Open Web Application Security Project – OWASP – is posing to e-tailers and other companies doing business on the ‘Net. And for ...