CISA surveys open source to highlight memory safety risks • The Register
So, so many lines of memory-unsafe routines in crucial open source, and unsafe dependencies| www.theregister.com
So, so many lines of memory-unsafe routines in crucial open source, and unsafe dependencies| www.theregister.com
How to secure critical open-source code against memory safety exploits by automating code hardening at scale| Institute for Progress
Bjarne Stroustrup says standards committee needs to show it can respond to memory safety push| www.theregister.com
Protecting devices from malicious use is often a cat-and-mouse game between security researchers identifying software vulnerabilities (CVEs) and product-makers patching them before attackers can exploit them. As a result, devices can no longer be developed, shipped and forgotten. Instead, manufacturers must commit to keeping those devices up to date and free from critical vulnerabilities for …| www.thegoodpenguin.co.uk
Someone was giving away stickers reading “Somebody Should Do Something” at the WG21 C++ Standardization meeting held in Wrocław last week, and it makes for a pretty good tagline for that meeting.| cor3ntin.github.io
Technical writeups by Meta’s Security folks, including Red Team.| Meta Red Team X
Who We Are Prossimo is an Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) project. ISRG couldn't do it alone though. We have a strong community of developers, maintainers, advisors, and funders helping us out! Goals Our first goal is to move the Internet's security-sensitive software infrastructure to memory safe code. Many of the most critical software vulnerabilities are memory safety issues in C and C++ code. While there are ways to reduce the risk, including fuzzing and static analysis, such miti...| Prossimo
