Ruby email rule removed from Snyk Code
You spoke up and we listened (and we double-checked in our data). Find out why we removed Snyk Code’s HardcodedEmail rule for Ruby and what this means for you.

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You spoke up and we listened (and we double-checked in our data). Find out why we removed Snyk Code’s HardcodedEmail rule for Ruby and what this means for you.


In this first blog post, we will introduce lateral movement as it pertains to the VPC. We will discuss attacker TTPs, and outline best practices for security practitioners and cloud builders to help secure their cloud environment and reduce risk.

Chainguard conducted interviews to discover how administrators and contributors of PyPI feel about tools being the cure to malicious software packages.

How to use Snyk for application security in GitOps, focusing on the popular Kubernetes-native Argo CD tool.

In this hands-on article, we’ll explore how fast and easy it is to perform quick linting checks in Python using Pylint — one of the most popular linting tools. We’ll also see how linting code can help us adhere to the PEP8 code style guide.

Add a hash index in Prisma with @@index(type: Hash): a 64ms sequential scan becomes a 1.6ms lookup, verified on Prisma ORM 7 and PostgreSQL 17.

In this article, I will explain how DTOs are used in modern Java applications, ways your application can benefit, and how Java DTOs can help you be more secure by preventing accidental data leaks.

A post from Ambassador Andres Haro, describing lessons learned from a recent security incident and how you can protect your application from similar attacks.

At SnykWeek New York, we heard lots of conversation about cloud security. The day also included a peek at our product roadmap and a fun interactive hacking session. We love #snykweek.

In this article, we’ll look at using Google Ko to build container images without Dockerfiles, SBOMs, and integrating with Kubernetes.

Red teams vs blue teams — we’ve heard the terms, but what does it all mean? This post will cover the basics of red, blue, and purple teams, and explain how they work together to enhance an organization’s security posture.

A discussion of the first of five fundamentals of cloud security: knowing your environment. (Part one in a five-part series.)
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