Eugene Zozulya’s Post

🚀 Developers, are you ready for a new era in code security? 🛡️ Today, I want to share an exciting update with you all: GitHub Copilot Autofix, part of GitHub Advanced Security, is revolutionizing the way we handle code vulnerabilities. 👀 Real-time analysis, instant fixes GitHub Copilot Autofix can analyze security vulnerabilities in code and suggest fixes as fast as they're found. This means we no longer have to wait for lengthy security audits, instead, we can take immediate action to protect our projects while we're writing the code. 🔧 Automation, but with a human touch This technology is not just an automated code review tool. It helps developers understand the root causes of vulnerabilities and provides specific repair solutions through intelligent suggestions. This interactive learning process not only improves code quality but also enhances the security awareness of development teams. 🌟 The future is here As technology continues to advance, it's our responsibility to ensure that our software is not only powerful but also secure. GitHub Copilot Autofix is an essential step in this mission, allowing us to identify and fix potential security issues more quickly, thus building stronger software. 👉 Let's push the future of software development together and create safer, more reliable code. 🚀 Stay Ahead in Tech! Connect with me for cutting-edge insights and knowledge sharing! Want to make your URL shorter and more trackable? Try linksgpt.com for free. #GitHubCopilot #CodeSecurity #AINative #LinksGPT #BitIgniter

Security best practices should be adopted early in the development process. This is the best way to keep your software safe from malicious code vulnerabilities. http://bit.ly/2H29M1Q

Interested in the 10 best practices for scanning for CVE's (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures)? https://ow.ly/6elY30sztU4 #Security #Vulnerabilities #WeAreWindRiver

🚨You've likely heard of the wide-spread log4j vulnerability, but many of your other dependencies might also contain known vulnerabilities which could weaken your application security 🛡️. Use your dependency managers to list known vulnerabilities for your dependencies and then determine how they affect you: 👉go: govulncheck 🧐 👉rust: cargo audit 🕵️ 👉nodejs/npm: npm audit 🔍 Don't forget to have your dependencies audited too! 📋 Stay tuned – more tips will follow! 📢

Hi! I just completed Language Agnostic Application Security curse. It is an interesting curse about how to cover all aspects regarding vulnerability in our web applications, why those vulnerabilities happen, exploits, defenses and how to prevent them... I have learned a lot!

With persistence we will get there web application testing #OWASPtop1, its a beginner friendly room that will help you retain OWASP top 10 web vulnerabilities. #tryhackme #learncybersecurity #ethicalhacking #VAPT #penetretiontesting

"Two questions to all organizations and hackers interested in bug bounty: As an organization, would you prefer to disclose your patched vulnerability reports publicly? As a hacker, do you prefer to find bugs in an organization that discloses vulnerability reports? Public disclosure of vulnerabilities has always been a critical and controversial topic in cybersecurity. In this research, we analyze this topic from a bug bounty perspective and examine how the public disclosure of resolved vulnerability reports affects ethical hackers' success in findings new vulnerabilities in bug bounty programs...." https://lnkd.in/edjf7W7C

Check out this certificate I got for Web Security & Bug Bounty: Learn Penetration Testing

I have completed a course on the top application security vulnerabilities as outlined by the OWASP Top 10 for 2021. The course, presented by application security expert Caroline Wong, provides a comprehensive overview of each vulnerability category, its prevalence, and its impact. It is valuable for anyone using web applications, as well as IT security professionals and developers.  Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gq9Ux8F5 #owasp #webapplicationsecurity.