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February 25, 2015 by James Jardine Leave a Comment

Black Lists and White Lists: Overview

I came across an interesting post on twitter the other day (https://twitter.com/suffert/status/567486188383379456) that depicts a sidewalk with a sign indicating what wasn't allowed on the sidewalk. You have seen these before: NO bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, roller skates, scooters. In the information technology sector, this is known as a black list; a list that defines what is NOT allowed or permitted. You can see black lists all over the place, input validation, output encoding, … [Read more...] about Black Lists and White Lists: Overview

Filed Under: General Tagged With: black list, design, developer, secure design, secure development, secure testing, security, security awareness, security training, white list

January 17, 2015 by James Jardine Leave a Comment

OneStopParking Breach Thoughts and Takeaways

It was recently announced that OneStopParking.com suffered from a data breach exposing customer credit card data. According to the report, the breach occurred due to missing patches in the application’s Joomla install. Apparently the patches caused some problems with the application so they were pushed back. The patches in question were released in September of 2014. Take-Aways Implement a patch management program Use a web application firewall (WAF) for extended coverage It is common … [Read more...] about OneStopParking Breach Thoughts and Takeaways

Filed Under: Take-Aways Tagged With: developers, joomla, patches, patching, secure development, security, security awareness, waf, web application firewall

January 8, 2015 by James

MoonPig Take-Aways

It was recently released that there were some security concerns with how the Moonpig, an online greetings card company in the UK, utilizes their API for mobile applications.  From the public disclosure of a vulnerability found in their API it may be possible for a user to see other user’s personal information, including last 4 of their credit card number, expiration date and name.  This is a great opportunity to look at some of the security issues and how they can be avoided in your … [Read more...] about MoonPig Take-Aways

Filed Under: Take-Aways Tagged With: authentication, authorization, brute force, developer, developer awareness, moonpig, qa, secure development, security, security testing, tester

January 3, 2015 by James

Welcome

Welcome to the brand new DevelopSec website.  The goal of this site is to provide useful information for IT professionals to help develop better security practices.  All too often, we see that there are professionals that are working very hard to create great products, but do not have the security information they need.  Breaches are happening every day and many wonder why it matters.  We hope to make an impact and show how we can learn from the breaches or other security incidents that occur so … [Read more...] about Welcome

Filed Under: General Tagged With: awareness, developer, introduction, qa, quality assurance, secure development, security, security awareness, security testing, testers, welcome

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