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How to secure your Open Source Project – A quick guide for developers
Foreword This blog is designed to provide developers with a practical, straightforward guide to secure their o...
CI/CD Goat now supports GitLab in a brand new challenge
Exciting news – we’ve released a new version of our CI/CD Goat CTF platform, a deliberately vulner...
OWASP Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks
Cider Security is excited to announce the “Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks” framework is now officially an OWA...
How we Abused Repository Webhooks to Access Internal CI Systems at Scale
Huge thanks to Yaron Avital, Tyler Welton and Daniel Krivelevich for their contribution to this research. Intr...
From Onboarding to Offboarding – Securing GitHub Apps Integration
GitHub officially recommends using GitHub Apps when integrating with GitHub, as they are easy to build and enj...
The Consequences of Inadequate Identity Management in your GitHub Organization
Identity and Access Management has always been a major area of concern and focus for organizations, across all...
Optimizing CI/CD Credential Hygiene – A Comparison of CI/CD Solutions
Introduction Attackers are always on the lookout to gain access to credentials, which are a critical asset to ...
The Heroku and Travis-CI credential compromise – Action items for defenders
This weekend, GitHub security announced that they are investigating malicious activity, which appears to indic...
CI/CD Goat – A deliberately vulnerable CI/CD environment
Today we are excited to announce the launch of “CI/CD Goat” – a deliberately vulnerable CI/CD enviro...
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