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Google launches bug bounties for generative AI attack scenarios - Vimarsana News

Google launches bug bounties for generative AI attack scenarios

Google expands its bug bounty programme to encompass generative AI and takes steps to grow its commitment to supply chain security as it relates to the emerging technology

Sigstore announces the first stable release of code and certificate signing tool for Python - Vimarsana News

Sigstore announces the first stable release of code and certificate signing tool for Python

Sigstore is an open source project launched by Linux Foundation with the goal of providing free and stable services for all developers to easily sign, verify and protect their software projects. While code signing is a valuable tool to prevent hackers from co-opting patching systems and delivering malware, it is difficult to implement in open source projects given the complexity of key management.  

Software supply chain security is broader than SolarWinds and Log4J - Vimarsana News

Software supply chain security is broader than SolarWinds and Log4J

Here's a comprehensive look at some of the lesser-known, but no less serious, types of software supply chain attacks.

Google: SBOMs Effective Only if They Map to Known Vulns - Vimarsana News

Google: SBOMs Effective Only if They Map to Known Vulns

SBOMs should be connected with vulnerability databases to fulfill their promise of reducing risk, Google security team says.

GitHub wants to help developers spot security issues before they get too serious - Vimarsana News

GitHub wants to help developers spot security issues before they get too serious

The GitHub Advisory Database is now open to community contributions to help further the security of open source software.