"If you’re using open source, chances are you are likely including vulnerabilities known to the world at large". This is a quote taken from the latest open source security report released by software company Black Duck. The company analyzed more than 200 applications that are based on, or partially use, open source material, over a six-month period. The results are that 67 percent of them have vulnerabilities, and every application has at least five vulnerable components. It was found that more than 10 percent have the Heartbleed vulnerability, and almost 10 percent POODLE. LogJam and FREAK were present at almost… [Continue Reading]