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High-risk open source vulnerabilities on the rise, Synopsys reports - Vimarsana News

High-risk open source vulnerabilities on the rise, Synopsys reports

Open Source Security and Risk Analysis report finds widespread use of open source components with high-risk vulnerabilities.

74 percent of codebases have high-risk open source vulnerabilities - Vimarsana News

74 percent of codebases have high-risk open source vulnerabilities

The percentage of codebases with high-risk open source vulnerabilities -- those that have been actively exploited, have documented proof-of-concept exploits or are classified as remote code execution vulnerabilities -- increased from 48 percent in 2022 to 74 percent in 2023, according to new research.

Google Open Sources AI-Boosted Fuzzing Framework - Vimarsana News

Google Open Sources AI-Boosted Fuzzing Framework

The fuzzing framework uses AI to boost code coverage and to speed up vulnerability discovery.

EFF Defends Bruce Perens Victory Against 'Open Source Security' in Appeals Court - Vimarsana News

EFF Defends Bruce Perens Victory Against 'Open Source Security' in Appeals Court

Bruce Perens (Slashdot reader #3872) co-founded the Open Source Initiative with Eric Raymond in 1998. (And then left it this January 2nd.) But in 2017 Perens was also sued partly over comments made in a Slashdot discussion. He's just shared a video from the 9th Circuit Appeals Court hearing -- al...

Open-Source Security: Shining the Spotlight on Development - Vimarsana News

Open-Source Security: Shining the Spotlight on Development

Marta Rybczynska, technical program manager at Eclipse Foundation, elaborates on reporting vulnerabilities, adopting AI, and bridging the gap between developers and