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Authors: Gal Weizman
2023-02-15

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The presentation discusses the importance of improving security and visibility in JavaScript Realms through third-party solutions. However, these solutions lack visibility into JavaScript Realms, which affects security.
  • Third-party solutions can assist in improving security and visibility in JavaScript applications
  • Behavioral overriding or monkey patching is used by third-party solutions to gain control over the application and runtime
  • However, these solutions lack visibility into JavaScript Realms, which affects security
  • Realms are ecosystems in which JavaScript plugins exist and have their own global execution environment
  • Improving security and visibility in Realms requires solutions that can provide visibility into Realms
Authors: Diego Rodriguez-Losada Gonzalez
2022-10-24

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Diego Rodriguez shares how Conan.io, an open-source package manager for C and C++, has managed to maintain supply chain security despite its wide reception.
  • Conan.io is an open-source package manager for C and C++ that has over 11 million binaries built by user-submitted recipes.
  • Despite its wide reception, Conan.io has had 0 security incidents since its inception.
  • Conan.io utilizes automated quality checks, compiler security mitigations, package signing, a secure build pipeline, and an extremely strict and efficient review process to maintain supply chain security.
  • Diego Rodriguez and his team have received over 9000 pull requests in the last two years and have a dedicated team of 10 people sponsored by jfrog as maintainers of the Conan project.
  • Conan.io is becoming an important piece in the C++ ecosystem and needs to be secure.
Authors: Vandana Verma, Steve Coochin
2021-09-25

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The presentation discusses the importance of secure development environments in the face of supply chain security incidents and vulnerabilities in open source code and containers.
  • Open source code makes up a significant portion of an organization's codebase, and new packages are constantly being developed, leading to vulnerabilities and breaches.
  • Containerization is important for keeping code and infrastructure clean, but vulnerabilities can still surface in containers.
  • Developers' integrated development environments, such as Visual Studio Code, are also vulnerable to attacks.
  • Secure development environments are crucial for protecting end users and require a shift left approach to security.
  • The presentation includes a demonstration of a vulnerability in the Instant Markdown plugin for Visual Studio Code.