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Learn how Prisma’s release process uses dedicated beta periods to improve quality while keeping new features shipping quickly.
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Snyk Named a 2018 Gartner Cool Vendor in Application and Data Security
We’re extremely humbled and honored to have Gartner name Snyk as a May 2018 Cool Vendor in Application and Data Security!
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Prisma raises $4.5M to build a GraphQL access layer for all databases
Prisma raised $4.5M to build a GraphQL data layer for databases and shared the vision behind the company’s next phase of product development.
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JVM Ecosystem Survey 2018
We’re excited to launch the a brand new survey called the JVM Ecosystem Survey 2018 in partnership with the Java Magazine. Also, if we reach 2,500 responses, we’ll give $2000 to Devoxx4Kids!
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Skyscanner fixed projects and gained visibility into their open source vulnerability exposure.
Skyscanner today monitors nearly 500 separate projects with Snyk, and is able to understand the state of their security as well as address both their vulnerability and licensing issues. This case study shows why Skyscanner chose to use Snyk and the benefits they see every day.
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Local Type Inference Cheat Sheet for Java 10 and beyond!
One of the main features in Java 10 in Local Type Inference, which allows us to substitute a type with the var reserved word in our source code. However, in order for this to become a feature that is useful to a developer rather than a feature developers will rue for many years to come, we need to learn how to use it and when to use it properly. This cheat sheet and blog is a reduced version of an blog post that Stuart Marks wrote on the OpenJDK site.
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Build a Realtime GraphQL Server with Subscriptions | Prisma
Learn how to build a realtime GraphQL server with subscriptions so clients can receive live event updates.
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JavaScript and Node.js Security – The Common Pitfalls
Guy Podjarny live hacks a Node.js application to exploit vulnerabilities in real world packages. In this edited down video from the JSKongress conference. Guy explains where some of the most common JS security pitfalls exist.
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Attacking an FTP Client: MGETting more than you bargained for
Snyk identified and responsibly disclosed a directory traversal vulnerability found in FTP clients that connect to malicious servers. This post contains the full details of the vulnerability and what you can do to avoid it.
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Snyk is Now Integrated with Chrome’s Lighthouse
We’re excited to announce that Snyk is now powering the brand-new vulnerable JavaScript audit in Google Chrome’s Lighthouse — the auditing tool built by the Google Chrome team that checks your site’s performance, accessibility, and security.
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Tailoring your notifications
The most common way for Snyk users to find out that they have an issue in their project is via our email alerts. It’s a core part of our service, but until recently, we didn’t have much in the way of configuration around what types of issues would trigger an email alert. As we scale our language support, enabling you monitor more projects in Snyk, we want you to feel better informed about the types of issues that matter to you, while making less noise about the issues that don’t.
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DigitalOcean: Fixing a critical Ruby Gem vulnerability within a day of disclosure
DigitalOcean found and fixed a critical vulnerability within one day of disclosure using Snyk’s automated remediation system.
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