In our previous weblog post we checked out buffer bounds issues corresponding to buffer overflows and over-reads. Major software distributors persistently report memory unsafety problems. For example, the Chromium open-source browser project has said that 69% of CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) reported relate to reminiscence unsafety. The encouraging information is that reminiscence safety does […]

The Von Neumann architecture is a “Stored Program” design that stores CPU directions in the same memory as data. This allowed for easier, more environment friendly designs and revolutionary applications similar to self-modifying code. Some larger organizations use a couple of SAST or DAST software from totally different distributors to offer further protection using a […]