The SAP POS vulnerability was discovered back in April of 2017 … According to researchers, this problem involves a major • Read More »
The problem at the heart of the security bug is that the SAP POS Xpress Server does not perform any • Read More »
Herbert Lin is Senior Research Scholar of Cyber Policy and Security at Stanford University’s Center for … One of the • Read More »
DreamHost smashed in DDoS attack: Who’s to blame? Take a guess… The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has narrowly • Read More »
Then he goes to a restaurant and orders a “bug burger” produced in a vertical farm and an … Clearly, • Read More »
The SAP Visual Composer vulnerability is equally troubling as it could afford an attacker access to sensitive information. In some • Read More »
Twenty-six of the flaws are within the Android media framework, and Google says they are the top security risks. They • Read More »
security researchers warn. SAP resolved a total of 19 software flaws yesterday. Among the most critical bugs is an SQL • Read More »
one SSRF bug, one implementation flaw, and one denial of service. “Cross-Site Scripting remains the most widespread security loophole in • Read More »
Now consider the value added by vendors: Amazon (Elastic Map Reduce), Cloudera, Hortonworks, Microsoft (HDInsight), MapR, and SAP Altiscale … • Read More »
based company, which opened its doors back in 2008 with software that could clone multiple copies of Oracle databases, enabled • Read More »
It’s allowing them to work at their own pace, building release-ready software which will ultimately improve your product by incrementally • Read More »
The work we do for our JD Edwards customers goes well beyond merely bug fixes. Our customers continue to be • Read More »
The record-breaking number of 30 flaws addressed in PeopleSoft is worrying, especially since 20 of the bugs can be exploited • Read More »
Researchers have increased their attention on ferretting out vulnerabilities in these critical business app suites from Oracle, SAP and others; • Read More »