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[Case Study] Jscrambler Helps Neobanks Protect JavaScript

By Jscrambler | 5 min readIn this post, we will explore a case study on how Jscrambler has helped Neobanks protect their JavaScript and overcome some common challenges in their industry.
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Why Script Vetting Isn't Enough to Prevent Client-Side Attacks

By Jscrambler | 4 min readIn this article, we will explain how companies can control their third parties, and also how well script vetting works against web supply chain attacks.
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How To Vet and Manage The Behavior of Third-Party Scripts in Your Website

By Jscrambler | 5 min readIn this post, we'll explore the current state of web development, the associated risks, and how to vet and manage third-party scripts in your website.
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Memory Protection: An Extra Line of Defense Against Spectre Attacks

By Pedro Fortuna | 3 min readIn this article, we will explore why development teams need to deploy application-level mitigation and how memory protection can work as an extra line of defense against Spectre attacks.
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How to maintain security when employees work remotely

By Jscrambler | 5 min readIn this post, we will explore how companies can maintain security when employees work remotely.
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Top 5 Biggest Data Breaches and Data Leaks

By Jscrambler | 9 min readHow do data breaches and data leaks happen? How extensive can their impacts be? Let's explore that and the biggest data breaches and leaks with our list.
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How To Streamline Hardened Code Signing in DevSecOps Pipelines

By Shanice Jones | 4 min readDigital certificate management can quickly become overwhelming. By using centralized code signing and HSMs, DevSecOps teams can streamline this workflow.
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Source Code Protection in Hybrid Mobile Apps

By Pedro Fortuna and Neal Michie | 2 min readMobile apps have become key business assets. To prevent client-side attacks, companies must protect their JavaScript and native source code.
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Enterprise JavaScript Security [INFOGRAPHIC]

By Jscrambler | 1 min readJavaScript is the powerhouse of enterprise apps, but it can be targeted by attackers who seek to steal the code or user data. Here's how to counter this.
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