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November 12, 2019

Is the Enterprise on the Brink of a Global Web Supply Chain Attack?

A recent study put the npm ecosystem under the microscope to find key security threats. Here, we dissect these findings and their meaning to the enterprise.
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November 08, 2019

5 Things You Should Know About Neobanking

Neobanks are challenging traditional banks by betting everything on digital and putting customers first. Here, we present 5 major insights about neobanking.
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October 15, 2019

An Analysis of Code Poisoning (Monkey Patching) JavaScript

Monkey patching enables dynamically changing the behavior of JavaScript. While it can be used legitimately, it can also enable attacks like Magecart.
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October 09, 2019

Magecart Victim? You Won’t Even Know Unless You Do This

Magecart attacks are silent and "deadly". In this article, Pedro Fortuna explains why these attacks are thriving and how companies can prevent them.
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September 17, 2019

Exploring the OWASP Top 10 By Exploiting Vulnerable Node Applications

Having development teams aware of application security threats is crucial to avoid common exploits. A great way to learn is by exploiting vulnerable apps.
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September 12, 2019

7 Biggest Magecart Attacks To Date, Lessons Learned

Businesses are still losing the war on Magecart. In this article, we revisit the most relevant attacks and uncover key security and business insights.
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September 03, 2019

Electron Framework Vulnerabilities — Shutting the Backdoor

A significant Electron security vulnerability was disclosed recently, shedding light on the importance of JavaScript protection.
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July 11, 2019

Jscrambler Recognized in Gartner's 2019 Market Guide for In-App Protection

Jscrambler recognized for the 3rd year in a row for its leading JavaScript Protection technology by Gartner, a global research and advisory firm.
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July 04, 2019

Web-Based Supply Chain Attacks in the Enterprise

The enterprise is being taken by storm by web supply chain attacks, which breach them via third-party vendors. New mitigation approaches must be considered.
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