Should a vendor rescore a CVE for its own product?
When to rescore a third party CVE for your product and when to use VEX instead, with what CVSS v4.0 says about Base, Threat and Environmental scores.
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When to rescore a third party CVE for your product and when to use VEX instead, with what CVSS v4.0 says about Base, Threat and Environmental scores.
Sharing the Jupyter signatures database avoids re-trusting every notebook, but it widens who can mark outputs as trusted. How to decide for a team.
Most small teams should stay on hosted runners. Self-hosted runners keep state between jobs and trust whoever can open a pull request. How to decide.
OWASP advises against session identifiers in localStorage because any XSS can read them. See what to store there, what not to, and safer options to weigh.
No. A reusable Terraform module should not define provider blocks. Why it breaks for_each and count, and how to pass providers in from the caller.
Not in public before users can upgrade. Develop the fix privately, ship it with an advisory, then explain the change in the commit once it is public.
Yes. Log a security defect as a confidential ticket until a fix ships. Here is who can see one in GitLab, what to put inside, and mistakes to avoid.
When the scanner is down, a required check can halt all merges or let unscanned code through. Choose by risk: fail closed for release, open with a trail for dev.
Yes, a revert should still pass the gate, but with a policy that compares against what is already in production so a safe rollback is not blocked.
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