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Active since at least 2023, the hacking group has been targeting the financial, government, IT, logistics, retail, and education sectors.
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RevEng.ai has raised $4.15 million in seed funding for an AI platform that automatically detects malicious code and vulnerabilities in software.
Active since at least 2023, the hacking group has been targeting the financial, government, IT, logistics, retail, and education sectors.
Security researchers warn that OneDrive’s file sharing tool may grant third-party web apps access to all your files—not just the one you choose to...
Code quality and security firm CodeAnt has secured $2 million in seed funding and it has been valued at $20 million.
Ox Security has raised a total $94 million since its launch in 2021 with ambitious plans to cash in on two fast-moving trends.
Software and AI supply chain transparency firm Manifest has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round led by Ensemble VC.
Endor Labs has raised $93 million in a Series B funding round and announced a major expansion of its AppSec platform.
Israeli runtime application security startups closes a $17 million Series A round led by Florida‑based SYN Ventures and YL Ventures.
Hopper has emerged from stealth mode with a solution designed to help organizations manage open source software risk.
Lemonade says the incident is not material and that its operations were not compromised, nor was its customer data targeted.
GitHub security campaigns make it easier for developers and security teams to collaborate on fixing vulnerabilities in their applications.
Evidence shows a SpotBugs token compromised in December 2024 was used in the March 2025 GitHub Actions supply chain attack.
Google has integrated OSV-SCALIBR features into OSV-Scanner, its free vulnerability scanner for open source developers.
The tj-actions/changed-files GitHub Action, which is used in 23,000 repositories, has been targeted in a supply chain attack.
The financing was provided by S Capital and investor Mike Moritz, S32, Glilot Capital Partners, and several angel investors.
The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) has created a structured set of security requirements for open source projects.
San Francisco startup secures $8.5 million in seed funding led by Valley Capital Partners to tackle browser-based malware attacks.