- 101: DevSecOps: Seamlessly Integrating Security into the Pipeline
- 102: DevSecOps from Zero to Hero: A Step-by-Step Guide to Avoid SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
- 103: DevSecOps ELI5 Guide from Zero to Hero: The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide to Building an Invincible Fortress 🏰
- 104: DevSecOps: Shift Left Security
- 105: Detecting Path Traversal and Data Exfiltration in Containers using gVisor
- 106: Integrating Continuous Testing, Security, and Compliance: The Core of DevSecOps
- 107: Adapting DevSecOps for Enhanced Security in the Age of Software-Defined Everything
In 1940, Rene Carmille became the first ethical hacker. He was a punch-card computer expert and member of the Resistance in France during the Nazi occupation. He owned the machines that France’s Vichy government used to process information. He discovered that the Nazis were using the machines to track down Jews, so he offered to allow them to use his machine. They took the bait, and he then used that access to hack them and disrupt their efforts.
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