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dependency security

Software rarely works alone. A modern application may depend on hundreds of external libraries, frameworks, packages, plugins, and tools. These dependencies can save developers enormous amounts of time, but they also introduce security risks. If… 

buybacks

A company can return money to its shareholders in several ways, and one of the most widely discussed methods is a share buyback. A buyback occurs when a company uses some of its available cash… 

page table isolation

A computer program may appear to have direct access to memory, but modern operating systems carefully control which parts of memory each program can see. One important mechanism behind this protection is the page table,… 

key sharding

A cryptographic key can protect some of the most valuable information in a system. If that key is stolen, an attacker may be able to decrypt protected information, create fraudulent signatures, or gain access to… 

wasm policy

WebAssembly, commonly called Wasm, allows code compiled from languages such as C, C++, Rust, and others to run in environments such as web browsers, servers, cloud platforms, and application runtimes. Its speed and portability make… 

Work commute

The daily journey between home and work may seem like a routine part of life, but a work commute can have a significant effect on time, energy, finances, and overall quality of life. Some people…