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Security Capabilities to Support Code Integrity
By Kelly FitzGerald, Raytheon Technologies; Altaz Valani, Security Compass; Elena Kravchenko, Imperva; Matthew Lyon, Dell Technologies; Ashwini Siddhi, Dell Technologies Introduction In our previous blog posts, we defined the code integrity problem statement and the basic principles of code integrity. As our series continues, we will define a framework of layered security capabilities to support…
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Oracle Joins SAFECode; Raytheon Accepts Board Seat
Members Work Together to Improve and Promote Effective Software Security Practices WAKEFIELD, MA. – July 28, 2022 – The Software Assurance Forum for Excellence in Code (SAFECode) recently welcomed Oracle as an associate member and elevated Raytheon Technologies to a seat on the SAFECode Board of Directors as a charter member. Along with Oracle, other recent new…
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CVE-2024-49112 Detection: Zero-Click PoC Exploit for a Critical LDAP RCE Vulnerability Can Crush Unpatched Windows Servers
In 2024, vulnerability exploitation accounted for 14% of breach entry points, marking a nearly threefold increase from the previous year—a trend that could persist into 2025. At the turn of January 2025, defenders released the first PoC exploit that can crash unpatched Windows Servers by leveraging a critical RCE vulnerability in the Windows Lightweight Directory…
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Using Kafka as a Fast Correlation Engine
In this article, we explore how Kafka Streams can be utilized for filtering and correlating events in real time, effectively transforming Kafka into a high-speed correlation engine. By leveraging the capabilities of ksqlDB, you can deploy content rules and filter alerts directly within Kafka. This approach enables real-time filtration and aggregation of log event flows using…
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Qodana 2024.3 Is Here Along With a Special Offer for New Users!
Happy New Year! In case you missed it, the Qodana team ended 2024 with a bang and released Qodana 2024.3. What’s in the latest release? New security functionality, a fresh set of Android linter rules, and more to help your team prioritize code excellence. Let’s take a look at what’s available in more detail. To…
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Updated System Requirements for Linux GNU C Library (glibc)
Starting with v2025.1, IntelliJ-based IDEs will require glibc 2.28 or higher on Linux x64 systems. This change is being made to address potential security vulnerabilities associated with building and running our software on outdated systems and to ensure our products evolve with modern frameworks and technologies. By enforcing a more recent glibc version, we aim to…
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The MPS 2024.3 Release Candidate Is Ready
The Release Candidate for MPS 2024.3 is now available for download! Grab it and be among the first to experience the new functionality. DOWNLOAD MPS 2024.3 RC You can learn about the new features in more detail in this blog post. The full list of fixed issues can be found here. Your JetBrains MPS team…
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JetBrains Academy – December Digest
In the new year, the JetBrains Academy team wants your IT skills to shine brighter than a Christmas tree! 🎄 This newsletter is packed with global trends in computer science education, must-read books, tips for university entrance exams, IT contests, and some holiday presents to help you level up your skills. 🎁 Enjoy the gift,…
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The IntelliJ Scala Plugin in 2024
The Year in Review Time flies. Only a year ago, we saw the release of Scala 3.4.0-RC1, and now we’re trying out Scala 3.6.2 with many new experimental features. The last 12 months have brought many new features to the IntelliJ Scala Plugin as well. A year ago we introduced X-Ray mode, which lets you…
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Introducing Fleet’s New Islands UI
We envisioned Fleet as a coding tool with a clear minimalist design that doesn’t overwhelm and helps keep you focused. Today we’re introducing a new, bolder look for Fleet. We believe that this new direction in Fleet’s UI will help make your developer experience more cohesive, intuitive, and, of course, productive. New islands layout The…