By: Mike Vizard on
ReversingLabs today announced it added an ability to detect secrets exposed in application binaries to its Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) platform.Tomislav Peričin, chief software architect for ReversingLabs, said this addition will make it easier for DevSecOps teams to identify secrets that are inadvertently left in applications as plain text or that can be discovered because of weak cryptography, scripts that have been included in directories that have secrets configuration files, packaging automation mistakes, compromised developer accounts or the activities of malicious insiders.
ReversingLabs today announced it added an ability to detect secrets exposed in application binaries to its Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) platform.Tomislav Peričin, chief software architect for ReversingLabs, said this addition will make it easier for DevSecOps teams to identify secrets that are inadvertently left in applications as plain text or that can be discovered because of weak cryptography, scripts that have been included in directories that have secrets configuration files, packaging automation mistakes, compromised developer accounts or the activities of malicious insiders.
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