Add to ORKGSoftware is nearly everywhere today: in our smartphones, our cars, our offices and our homes. But it has been estimated that the average programme has at least 14 separate points of vulnerability. Each of those weaknesses could permit an attacker to compromise the integrity of the product and potentially make an illicit entry. What can we do to protect ourselves? Who should look for vulnerabilities and should the vendors or the users be informed about them
Although a lot of work and proposals are currently in place to help mitigate vulnerabilities, but un...
Criminals and foreign state actors have increasingly targeted our personal data and critical infrast...
It has been one of the most successful pieces of European regulation. Back in 2000, just as the inte...
Software is nearly everywhere today: in our smartphones, our cars, our offices and our homes. But it...
A new CEPS Task Force report suggests concrete policy measures and recommendations addressed to all ...
International audienceCybersecurity is a hot topic of debate in today's policy circles. The abuse of...
The increase in both the use of open-source software (OSS) and the number of new vulnerabilities rep...
International audienceAfter decades of apparently low-intensity cyber attacks, during which security...
The revelation of the top-secret US intelligence-led PRISM Programme has triggered wide-ranging deba...
Vulnerabilities within software are the fundamental issue that provide both the means, and opportuni...
International audienceAround the debate on software vulnerability disclosure, existing works have mo...
A computer system's security can be compromised in many ways—a denial-of-service attack can make a s...
Some of the key aspects of vulnerability—discovery, dissemination, and disclosure—have received some...
In this digital era, our privacy is under constant threat as our personal data and traceable online/...
As the time goes on, software doesn’t stop growing more and more, and the consequence is that securi...
Although a lot of work and proposals are currently in place to help mitigate vulnerabilities, but un...
Criminals and foreign state actors have increasingly targeted our personal data and critical infrast...
It has been one of the most successful pieces of European regulation. Back in 2000, just as the inte...
Software is nearly everywhere today: in our smartphones, our cars, our offices and our homes. But it...
A new CEPS Task Force report suggests concrete policy measures and recommendations addressed to all ...
International audienceCybersecurity is a hot topic of debate in today's policy circles. The abuse of...
The increase in both the use of open-source software (OSS) and the number of new vulnerabilities rep...
International audienceAfter decades of apparently low-intensity cyber attacks, during which security...
The revelation of the top-secret US intelligence-led PRISM Programme has triggered wide-ranging deba...
Vulnerabilities within software are the fundamental issue that provide both the means, and opportuni...
International audienceAround the debate on software vulnerability disclosure, existing works have mo...
A computer system's security can be compromised in many ways—a denial-of-service attack can make a s...
Some of the key aspects of vulnerability—discovery, dissemination, and disclosure—have received some...
In this digital era, our privacy is under constant threat as our personal data and traceable online/...
As the time goes on, software doesn’t stop growing more and more, and the consequence is that securi...
Although a lot of work and proposals are currently in place to help mitigate vulnerabilities, but un...
Criminals and foreign state actors have increasingly targeted our personal data and critical infrast...
It has been one of the most successful pieces of European regulation. Back in 2000, just as the inte...