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Code Security is the process of protecting against theft and unauthorized distribution.

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When we generate a sbom-file for our service: Are dev-dependencies supposed to be contained in it? I talk about packages which provide a test-framework or mocking-functionality for example which are ...
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I need help deciding how to securely store sensitive docs uploaded via a PHP script. I realize I'm not personally qualified for this task (if I was I wouldn't be asking this question) but need to know ...
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I am in the process of creating an internal application, and I am currently laying it out. Right now, these are the constraints: Program is currently limited to one department, do not foresee it ...
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Imagine that you have a large monorepo code base running as a monolith application. This application is backed by a database. Some of the data in the database is sensitive, so you want to restrict ...
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Recently, at the organization I work for, we've been using a static code inspection tool. One of the more interesting findings is that private information, such as passwords, may be stored in the heap ...
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In open source projects handling user data in a secure manner can be managed, for example through encryption and password protected functionality. What I'd like to create is a way for the user to ...
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In Computer Systems: a Programmer's Perspective, Unfortunately, a number of commonly used library functions, including strcpy, strcat, and sprintf, have the property that they can generate a byte ...
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I'm developing an Ionic 4 based (Angular) web application. It has a lot of logic on it and needs to store session specific data (such as a JWT, selected language, among other preferences and temporary ...
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In a refund tech scam, tech scammers use Chrome Developer Tools to edit the HTML directly on the victim's bank webpage through a Remote Desktop (Teamviewer, AnyDesk, etc) to fool their victim into ...
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When our in-house developed application (C#, ASP.NET) is throwing an exception, it displays a stack trace that contains path information like C:\users\DEVELOPER_FULL_NAME\path\some-module.cs. So it ...
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I work for a publishing company and we are making interactive software that accompanies our books. The problem is that many clients complain that the antivirus keeps deleting parts of the software, ...
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My company works with different developers from different studios, always sharing the code to everyone aboard. At the moment, we need to protect a part of the code, not from theft but from some ...
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I inherited some projects in which secrets were in source control in App.config and similar files. Fortunately it's not a public repository so the risk isn't as serious as it could have been. I'm ...
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I have security question that i am not sure if this approach is safe and secure way to download a file and present to a web user ? We have customers invoice files stored in a server location (...
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I have been tasked with designing a class library that I am loathe to actually build. It is basically a huge backdoor to our software security. The idea was that it would only be accessible from one ...
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