There are – and will always be – vulnerabilities in software. Just like there is no perfect security, there is no perfect codebase. That begs the question: What is the best way to fix software ...

Earlier this year, a Microsoft developer realized that someone had inserted a backdoor into the code of open source utility XZ Utils, which is used in virtually all Linux operating systems. The ...

In the intricate landscape of software development, the question of whether open source software provides superior security compared to proprietary alternatives has sparked a longstanding debate. The ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif. & DETROIT--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KUBECON — JFrog Ltd. (“JFrog”) (NASDAQ: FROG), the Liquid Software company and creators of the JFrog DevOps Platform, today announced Pyrsia, an open ...

Mobility is changing before our eyes once again, and the importance of increased safety and security is greater than ever. While the automotive industry evolves at a fast pace, the notion of ...

What’s Next for Open Source Software Security in 2025? Your email has been sent Hidden dependencies, social engineering attacks, and the complexity of foundation models can all contribute tothe ...

In the world of software development, the debate between open-source and proprietary software has been ongoing for years. While both have their merits, open-source software is increasingly being ...

Can open source software be regulated? Should it be regulated? And if so, will it lead to enhanced security? In mid-September, two government's approaches to securing open source software were on ...

After a series of entries about security threats from employees, I’d like to turn to something completely different: security issues relating to open source software. For those of you unfamiliar with ...

We want to implement secure FTP service (SFTP) on our Windows 2000 servers, but we don’t have the budget for a commercial product and are having trouble getting OpenSSH compiled so it will run as a ...

What will it take to make open source software more secure for the U.S government (and everyone else)? That's the question top of mind at the Secure Open Source Software Summit (SOSS) taking place ...