DevelopSec: Developing Security Awareness

In this episode, I go over what Double-ClickJacking is and what you can potentially do about it to reduce the risk to your applications. 

Will this be the new finding on everyone's pen tests this year…

In this episode, I talk about how security is a part of everyone's role and the labeling of "Security Culture". I share some ideas on how to improve on role based security awareness and building stro…

In this episode I talk about assigning responsibility for secure development and how the dev and security teams should be working together to accomplish a common goal. 

I also discuss the importance o…

In this episode I talk about the evolving world of ransomware. I discuss a few examples of unique tactics the malicious actors are using to put pressure on organizations to pay the ransom.

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In this episode we talk about addressing the root cause of an issue versus the symptoms. How can the process of keeping application components updated be improved?

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In this episode we talk about the spell check feature of the browser and how it could present a risk to sensitive data.

 Link to article referenced:  https://www.darkreading.com/application-security…

Log4J has been the talk of the town recently and everyone is focused on the technical details of the specific vulnerabilities found. In this episode, James talks about the overarching ideas around de…

Chrome has announced a few changes that we need to watch out for in the near future. We previously talked about the default value for samesite that is coming up fast. I wrote about this here:  https:…

It was recently announced that Chrome was dropping the XSS Auditor in Chrome 78. What does that mean and how does that change things for you as a developer?  

https://www.chromium.org/developers/desig…

In 2020, Chrome will default the SameSite attribute to Lax on all cookies. SameSite helps mitigate CSRF, but does that mean CSRF is Dead?

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In this episode, James talks about investing in the development teams to increase application security priorities.

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In this episode, James talks about some of the risks and recommendations around security questions and their implementation. 

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Does your application give away details about it server, framework, or other components?  How is this information used by an attacker? Check out this episode to learn more.

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Would you know if someone authenticated to your account? With the breaches we see in the news, and attacks like credential stuffing, there must be a way to be alerted to account access. James talks a…

James discusses how implementation matters with security controls and how it changes priorities. This came about after reading the following story: 

 https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/31/18162541/vein-…

I talk about some of what happened in 2018 and what I am looking to do in 2019. I also ask you to think about your previous year and goals. I also talk about some new training I am providing.

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In this episode James talk about the Dunkin Donuts Perks breach. This is an interesting situation as the accounts were access using the victim's username and password found from another data breach. …

In this episode James talks about what credential stuffing is, how if affects your apps, and how you can look to defend against it. 

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James talks about the Facebook breach and shares some insights into how you can take steps to prevent this type of incident in your applications. 

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I sit down with Eric Johnson to talk about security in the IDE and other fun topics. A bit longer than usual, but full of great information. 

You can reach out to Eric on twitter @emjohn20  or check o…