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seL4 Summit 2022 Recap

2022-11-01 | By Yuning Liang

As seL4 moves onto automotive applications, having industry standards will be a big step forward for mass adoption. Iso 26262 ASIL-D is well known...

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OWASP #5 Broken Access Control

2021-10-19 | By Jason Lu

In the OWASP Top Ten list, the number 5 vulnerability is Broken Access Control. This is concerned with how web applications grant systems access to...

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Empowering Customers the Xcalibyte Way – An Interview with Gavin Bu

2021-10-14 | By Gavin Bu

From smart-locks at homes to self-driving vehicles on the road, new technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and 5G continue to promote the...

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What is the Connection Between CERT & CWE?

2021-08-26 | By Tan Rahman

Up to 90% of software security problems are caused by defects in source code. Coding standards are critical to eliminate vulnerabilities. Our latest blog post...

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OWASP #4 XML EXTERNAL ENTITIES (XXE)

2021-08-09 | By Jason Lu

The safest way to prevent XXE is to always disable External Entities completely. Disabling these also makes the parser secure against denial of services (DOS...

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OWASP #3 Sensitive Data Exposure

2021-06-09 | By Jane Yang

The next blog article in our OWASP Top Ten series is number 3, Sensitive Data. When your data is at rest, in transit or in...

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Embedded Programming and IoT – Memory Management Criticality!

2021-05-18 | By Tan Rahman & Jane Yang

In this blog article, we explore some of the pitfalls faced by developers when using lower-level compiled languages with the Internet of Things...

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OWASP #2 – Broken Authentication

2021-05-06 | By Jason Lu

Broken Authentication ranks No. 2 in the OWASP top ten list and despite being easily countered, is an all too often-seen problem in software...

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OWASP #1 Injection

2021-04-02 | By Jason Lu

The first article of our OWASP Top Ten series, injection...

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The Growing Risk of Security Debt!

2021-02-04 | By Tan Rahman & Jane Yang

"Shipping first time code is like going into debt. A little debt speeds development so long as it is paid back promptly with a rewrite...

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