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  1. OpenAI Launches Daybreak to Bolster Secure Software Development

    OpenAI has launched Daybreak, an innovative initiative that helps developers build secure software from the ground up, accelerating cyber defenders and continuously securing software. By integrating cutting-edge models like GPT-5.5, Daybreak shifts security to the forefront of the software development lifecycle.

    osintsights.com/openai-launche

    #SecureSoftwareDevelopment #Openai #Daybreak #Gpt55 #CodexSecurity

  2. A last-minute executive order puts more force behind #CISA #softwaresupplychain and #cybersecurity requirements for federal suppliers.

    "This is their saving throw, to use a Dungeons & Dragons term -- if you get a critical hit from the dragon, you can still roll a D20 [dice] to survive. This is their chance to roll a saving throw and do what we needed at the time we first said we needed it." ~ Joshua Corman

    #securesoftwaredevelopment #cybersecurity #executiveorder #softwaresecurity #SSDF #CISA #NIST #compliance #governance

    techtarget.com/searchitoperati

  3. CW: Open position / hiring

    Hey all. There is an open position in the #Cybersecurity team regarding #appsec #ssdlc / #SecureSoftwareDevelopment often with involvement of vehicle back end homologation and regulation.

    If you know anyone who might be interested then please forward it on! The company takes diversity and inclusion seriously so if you are interested but feel that maybe you don’t quite tick all the boxes, please do #ApplyNow. We all had to start somewhere!

    Any boosts to help me reach the person to take advantage of this opportunity are welcome :blobwink:

    experienced-toyota-europe.icim

    #hiring #HiringNow #joboffer #opening #OpenPosition

  4. With web design skills like this, who wouldn't want to hire me :ablobcool:​ In all seriousness though, this was a simple little HTML-only page (I added CSS for flair :black_sparkles:​) that I created for my Security for Software Developers course lab with the purpose of successfully attacking a locally hosted instance of a fake bank using Cross-Site Request Forgery, and "withdrawing" some amount from that users account if they happen to click my button while still logged into the fake bank on another tab. The other attack I made was using a page with a form that I made hidden, that would pass the parameters to the bank withdrawal page and submit the form automatically using a couple lines of JavaScript. #InfoSec #CSRF #WebDevelopment #SecureSoftwareDevelopment #NetBeans #InformationSecurity #SecDevOps