Detroit – General Motors Co. offers a bounty on bugs in its vehicle software. Detroit-based automaker plans to bring in […]

Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) has already paid researchers over $ 1 million for their vulnerability reports so far this year. […]

No matter how much money you spend on a car, there is a small chance that the automaker will have […]

Wouldn’t you like your Android to have so many bugs? Apple’s buggy software is now so much a part of […]

Apple’s annual software the upgrade this spring will provide users with many new features: allowing a single set of apps […]

Every day we encounter bugs in mobile applications. They might crash or work in an unexpected way, but what if […]

MINNEAPOLIS – One of the weird stories after last year’s Super Bowl was the theft of New England Patriots quarterback […]

Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif rejected Indian allegations of harassment of Kulbhushan Jadhav’s wife and mother, saying strict security procedures […]

Look on the bright side, though: this year also turned out to be a year that provided an inordinate number […]

After a pair of interviews earlier this month, Apple chief marketing officer Phil Schiller recently spoke with The telegraph to […]

Acceptance criteria in software testing are so important – what happens when they are not there or are incomplete? QA […]

Acceptance criteria in software testing are so important – what happens when they are not there or are incomplete? QA […]

When the US government couldn’t force Apple to give it access to the iPhone used by the shooter during the […]

Rogue Wave wants to make it even easier to find vulnerabilities on the fly with the release of Klocwork 2017. […]

Monday’s bomb threats – directed at more than a dozen Jewish community centers in the United States and some Jewish […]

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles needs help finding bugs in their vehicles, and they’re willing to pay for your expertise. The automaker […]

Updated and maintained by the Mozilla Foundation, Bugzilla is an open source bug tracking tool that allows development and testing […]

Updated and maintained by the Mozilla Foundation, Bugzilla is an open source bug tracking tool that allows development and testing […]

Written by Aaron Axline Posted: September 14, 2015 Do you have a search and destroy […]

In the photo above: Security will be tighter at Bowman Gray Stadium during this year’s football season. (Photo by Erin […]

It seems a lot of people don’t understand the difference between security policies and procedures. When I ask to see […]

State and local security officials say security for this year’s Boston Marathon will be similar to last year’s race, and […]

If you’re going to see the Boys in Blue take on the Los Angeles Angels at Dodger Stadium on Saturday […]

Face the Discovering new software flaws, even those that leave users exposed to serious security breaches, has long been a […]

This article is part of the embedded software series: Forced Coding Using Ada Contracts Download this article in .PDF format […]

In my American scientist Chronicle this month, I spoke out against the attitude of software companies that we, the public, […]

An increasing number of mobile internet outages have been caused by bugs, as networks have become increasingly dependent on software. […]

New testing help for the common cause of software bugs NIST publishes tutorial on automated testing of multiple variables By […]

Mark your calendars! September 9 is declared debugging day. It’s been associated with bug removal for over 50 years now, […]

But “over the past five years, fame seekers have disappeared,” said David Perry, global director of education at Trend Micro. […]