2018 is right around the corner, and with the changing of the calendar people naturally gravitate to looking ahead and thinking about everything that will happen in 2018. Security is no different and we often are asked, what’s going to happen in 2018?

The security industry needs unbiased sources of information who share best practices with an active membership body who advocates for open standards. In the AppSec world, one of the best is the Open Web Application Security Project (or OWASP).

WhiteHat Security gathered data from our own security report, as well as numerous other sources about developers and application security, and we found some interesting patterns.

2017 has been a wild ride in the security world. This year we saw several high-profile breaches and cyber-attacks, the most notable being the Equifax breach and the WannaCry malware campaign.

The news was just released that a massive breach hit Uber in October of 2016. The personal information of 57 million Uber users and 7 million Uber drivers were stolen, including names, email addresses and phone numbers.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are less than a week away and the sales have already begun. As people are hunting for the best deal on that new TV, they often forget about security entirely. So what should we all be worried about when buying items this holiday season and what can we do to stay safe?

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Week four of National Cyber Security Awareness Month is focused around a career in cyber security.

It’s another day which means another round of Ransomware. This time it’s a ransomware that’s being called ‘Bad Rabbit’, and if the Bad Rabbit infections look familiar, they are.

As you’ve probably read, there is a serious vulnerability in the WPA2-PSK protocol that almost all WiFi traffic uses. This vulnerability is being called ‘KRACK’, which stands for Key Reinstallation Attack.