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May 5, 2021 Back in college, I was very interested in Java bytecode. When I got an internship at Google in 2013, I was skeptical of the security of the Java version of Google App Engine and got permission to spend the last week of my internship doing a mini red team exercise, trying to break into App Engine. This is the story of how I found a vulnerability and developed an exploit to break out of the App Engine sandbox and get arbitrary code execution on a Google server. Background One ...

Low-Code: The Fuel Powering America’s Public Sector How rapid development on low-code platforms can help government agencies speed recovery. If there was a theme song for the public sector these days, it would undoubtedly be “Under Pressure” by Queen and David Bowie. Now, more than ever, governments are under pressure to provide new services to citizens and more productive environments for public sector employees. Increasingly, they are responding by using low-code development pl...

Google Cloud Warsaw opens Since Google opened its first office in Poland over 15 years ago, Google has been supporting the country’s growing digital economy, providing partners and customers with cutting-edge technology, knowledge and global insights. With the announcement of a strategic partnership with Poland’s Domestic Cloud Provider in September 2019, we further committed to bring the power of Google Cloud to support the rapid growth, entrepreneurial spirit and passion for innovation of...

Choosing the best PaaS tool for your business Imagine how much more productive your developers can be when they don’t have to worry about maintaining a development platform. To find the best PaaS tool for your business, you need to have an idea of what you’re going to use it for and how much experience your developers have. For novice devs creating simple apps, consider low-code applications. If you’re confident in the skills of your team, you should look for pay-as-you-go platforms that ...

Read later Summary: The latest release from ServiceNow - Quebec - adds Creator Workflows to the Now platform, enabling low-code developers to reimagine broken or difficult processes. (Image sourced via ServiceNow) ServiceNows ambition to support enterprises in what it calls the enterprise ‘workflow revolution has expanded to include more features that support low-code developers, announcing capabilities that enable employees to quickly build and redesign processes.  The introduction of Cre...

Google Cloud, MongoDB Take Their Alliance To The Next Level Tighter integrations between MongoDB’s next-generation database and GCP services like BigQuery and Google Kubernetes Engine are expected to generate opportunities for systems integrators and ISV partners. By Rick Whiting February 25, 2021, 05:15 PM EST Next-generation database developer MongoDB and Google Cloud are extending the strategic alliance they launched two years ago with a new partnership de...

Share: NEW YORK, Feb. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --   MongoDB, Inc. (NASDAQ:MDB), the leading, modern general purpose database platform, and Google Cloud, today announced an expanded five-year partnership that will extend their existing go-to-market relationship and provide a deeper integration of Google Cloud products with MongoDBs global cloud database,  MongoDB Atlas. As a fully-managed service directly integrated with the Google Cloud Console and Marketplace, MongoDB Atlas gives joint custome...

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) Support for Google Cloud Platform Now Available with CloudPassage Halo CloudPassage Halo adds CSPM to its cloud workload protection and container security support for the popular Google Cloud Platform News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --  CloudPassage, a recognized leader in cloud computing security and compliance, announced the addition of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) support for Halo Cloud Secure, the cloud s...

84-minute brownout and eight-hour VPN vanishment caused by update that left systems unable to access config files Share Copy Google has explained how it took a big slab of its Euro-cloud offline last week, and as usual the problem was of its own making. The 9 December incident was brief and contained – it started at 18:31 PT (02:31 UTC), lasted 84 minutes and only impacted the europe-west2-a zone – but meant 60 per cent of VMs in the zone were unreachable from the outside world. Goo...