Blogsby GlyphAnnouncing Snyk’s Integration with Xray
We’re big fans of open-source development at Snyk. It’s why we built Snyk in the first place: so people could safely use open-source dependencies without compromising security in the process.
Tue Feb 28, 20172 posts
4 ways to analyze and improve your enterprise risk assessment process
We have your New Year's resolution for ERM: analyze and improve your enterprise risk assessment (ERA) process. Read the blog to find out four key considerations.
Mon Feb 27, 20171 post
Start Coding with Haskell on Replit
We heard your requests for Haskell and today we're excited to finally announce Haskell as yet another language we support.
Fri Feb 24, 20172 posts
0.2 BTC Strikes Back, Now Attacking MySQL Databases
In this post we will describe how GGSN detected a wide ransomware attack targeting MySQL databases and provide recommendations on how to protect your database.
Attacking machine learning with adversarial examples
Adversarial examples are inputs to machine learning models that an attacker has intentionally designed to cause the model to make a mistake; they’re like optical illusions for machines.
Thu Feb 23, 20172 posts
Expert tip: How to proactively find and fix errors
With Fullstory, you can see exactly what your customers see. Here's how to set up error message cataloging and improve your customer experience.
RPA and the Insurance Industry
RPA can provide added support to help insurance companies automate entire workflows and streamline a greater number of their operational activities.
Wed Feb 22, 20171 post
How Voltos Uses Snyk to Secure Their Own Security Product
This is a guest post from Glenn Gillen. Glenn is one of the co-founders of Voltos, a service to help you securely manage your apps and service credentials, and is a co-contributor to the online course Tiny Security Wins: Quick steps to...
Sat Feb 18, 20171 post
Thu Feb 16, 20172 posts
Sharing the Philosophy Behind Shopify's Bug Bounty
2 minute read Bug bounties have become commonplace as companies realize the advantages to distributing the hunt for flaws and vulnerabilities among talented people around the world.
Wed Feb 15, 20172 posts
How We Found and Fixed a Filesystem Corruption Bug
As part of our commitment to security and support, we periodically upgrade the stack image, so that we can install updated package versions, address security vulnerabilities, and add new packages to the stack.
Team Libraries in Figma
Today, we’re excited to announce the beta release of Team Libraries for sharing components across projects.
Tue Feb 14, 20173 posts
Fixing XXE Vulnerabilities in Nokogiri
We recently added a pair of high-severity XML External Entities (XXE) vulnerabilities found in the Nokogiri library to our vulnerability database.
4 Projections for Automation in 2017 (and Beyond)
This blog entry considers the facts, opinions, and truths behind the top projections for automation in the year 2017 to better understand the future of RPA.
Fri Feb 10, 20171 post
Wed Feb 8, 20172 posts
Tue Feb 7, 20171 post
Vertiv to Offer Lithium-Ion Battery Option With Large Size UPS Systems
Vertiv, formerly Emerson Network Power, today announced the availability of new energy storage solutions for several of its Liebert® Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, using lithium-ion batteries from proven suppliers. Lithium-i...
Mon Feb 6, 20171 post
UiPath New Major Release: Leading the Way in Robotic Process Automation
This UiPath release gives customers the ability to deploy and/or upgrade existing virtual workforces with unrivaled productivity and scalability.
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Sun Feb 5, 20171 post
Surviving Flashes of High-Write Traffic Using Scriptable Load Balancers (Part II)
7 minute read In the first post of this series, I outlined Shopify’s history with flash sales, our move to Nginx and Lua to help manage traffic, and the initial attempt we made to throttle traffic that didn’t account sufficiently for...
Fri Feb 3, 20172 posts
Surviving Flashes of High-Write Traffic Using Scriptable Load Balancers (Part I)
7 minute read This Sunday, over 100 million viewers will watch the Super Bowl. Whether they’re catching the match-up between the Falcons and the Patriots, or there for the commercials between the action, that’s a lot of eyeballs, and...