Shopify Plugin With 4.8 Million Installs Discovered to Have Backdoor Malware
A widely-used Shopify plugin with 4.8 million installations has been identified as containing backdoor malware that allowed attackers to gain unauthorized...
Category All
Joomla Plugin With 4.8 Million Installs Discovered to Have Backdoor Malware
A critical security vulnerability has exposed the significant risks posed by plugins with massive user bases when backdoored malware finds its way into...
Adobe Experience Manager Plugin With 45 Million Installs Discovered to Have Backdoor Malware
A critical security vulnerability has been discovered in a widely-used Adobe Experience Manager plugin that has been installed more than 45 million times,...
Drupal Plugin With 4.8 Million Installs Discovered to Have Backdoor Malware
A widely-installed Drupal plugin with millions of active deployments was recently found to contain malware code designed to give attackers backdoor access...
WordPress Plugin With 12.5 Million Installs Discovered to Have Backdoor Malware
A WordPress plugin with 12.5 million active installations was discovered containing backdoor malware that allowed attackers unauthorized access to...
How to Run a Full SDLC in a Regulated Waterfall Environment
Running a full software development lifecycle in a regulated waterfall environment means planning every phase in advance, executing them sequentially, and...
Business Analysis 101: What Business Analysts Actually Do
Business analysts are professionals who bridge the gap between business needs and technical solutions.
How to Blend Agile and Waterfall in a Hybrid SDLC
Blending Agile and Waterfall methodologies in a hybrid SDLC approach means running parallel or sequential phases where some project components follow...
How to Map Out an SDLC Using Classic Waterfall Phases
Mapping out an SDLC using classic waterfall phases means breaking your software project into five sequential stages—requirements, design, development,...
Waterfall Project Management: When It Still Makes Sense
Waterfall project management still makes sense—but only in specific, well-defined circumstances.