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Yearly Archives: 2012
It’s nearly time for HackEire at Realex Payments
November 26, 2012 | Written by Security Ninja |
Application Security, Hacking, Ninja News and Updates
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Hi everyone, I just wanted to write a quick blog post to remind people it’s nearly time for HackEire here at Realex Payments! It seems a long time ago since we first announced we were working with Mark Hillick and 7Elements to host HackEire but now it’s nearly time for the hacking! As I mentioned in our announcement last month Mark Hillick will be bringing a modified version of his HackEire CTF for attendees to … Read more
Eclipse Static Analysis Plugin
Hi everyone, My colleague Diarmaid McManus will be writing today’s blog post about a security plugin for Eclipse he has been working on. Diarmaid works in the Application Security team at Realex Payments as an Application Security Analyst. For the past while I’ve been working on an Eclipse plugin to bring static analysis security testing (SAST) to the IDE in real time, aiming to alert developers to possible security bugs as early as possible during … Read more
HackEire at Realex Payments
October 2, 2012 | Written by Security Ninja |
Application Security, Hacking, Ninja News and Updates
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Hi everyone, On the 29th November, Realex will be hosting a small Capture The Flag game with a couple of important differences from other Capture The Flags you may have seen or participated in. We are delighted to announce that David Stubley will be joining us against as well as Mark Hillick. Mark is a Senior Engineer at 10gen and a founder of the HackEire CTF so he will be bringing his experience as a … Read more
Three Years of Application Security Data
Hi everyone, I’m writing today’s blog post partly because of a conversation I had with Gunnar Peterson and partly because we hit a security code review milestone at Realex Payments this week! We were discussing application security resourcing and how here at Realex we have roughly one full time application security resource for every ten developers. At the moment this means we have two full time application security resources in our Product Delivery team. I … Read more
