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How can LLMs be valuable to developers as an assistant in finding and fixing insecure code? There are a lot of implications in trusting AI or LLMs to not only find vulns, but in producing code that fixes an underlying problem without changing an app's intended behavior. Stuart McClure explains how combining LLMs with agents and RAGs helps make AI-influenced tools more effective and useful in the context that developers need -- writing secure code. https://bit.ly/3A0LEdn #CyberSecurity

🚀 Back-End Developers: The Backbone of Modern Tech 💻 Behind every seamless app experience, every fast-loading website, and every secure transaction lies the brilliance of back-end developers. They are the unsung heroes who ensure: ✨ Performance: Speed and reliability start with well-optimized servers. 📈 Scalability: Growth happens when the back end is built to handle it. 🔒 Security: Protecting user data is a back-end superpower. At HubexTech, we celebrate the incredible work of back-end developers who silently power the digital world, ensuring stability, growth, and innovation. Here’s to the backbone of modern technology! 🙌 #BackEndDevelopment #TechInnovation #Developers #SoftwareEngineering #WebDevelopment #TechLeaders #DigitalTransformation #CloudComputing #CyberSecurity #Scalability #PerformanceOptimization #TechCareers #Programming #CodingLife #HubexTech

"The only thing more dangerous than a developer rushing a release? A developer conspiring with Security. 🚀🔒 Means, motive, opportunity… and suddenly, you've got the perfect crime... or the perfect deployment. When Dev meets Sec, it’s not just DevOps—it’s DevOops-proof! 😉 #DevOps #Security #TechHumor"

Recently, I came across an alarming story of a job scam shared on Reddit, and I believe it's worth sharing to protect fellow developers. A developer applied for a "Front-end Design Developer" role through Codementor, but things quickly turned suspicious. After receiving a Bitbucket repo link from the supposed “CTO,” dev was asked to clone the repo, fix some errors, and only then proceed with the interview. Sounds legit, right? 🤔 But the real twist? The repo contained obfuscated JavaScript code that wasn’t immediately clear. Upon closer inspection, the script attempted to gather sensitive information from the developer's system, such as: - Operating system details - Browser data - Cryptocurrency wallet info - Even access to macOS keychains (yes, passwords and sensitive data!) The script sent this data to a remote server—a blatant attempt at data theft Lesson learned: Always be suspicious of unsolicited code from strangers, even if it comes with a job offer. How to Protect Yourself: - Always review any code or repo before running it locally, especially if you’re not sure about the source. - Run suspicious projects in isolated environments to limit potential harm.(Use Sandboxes/Virtual Machines) - When someone refuses to provide clear explanations or insists on you running something without context, pause and investigate. - Like this developer, always report such incidents on platforms like Codementor or wherever the scam occurs. This was a close call—but a stark reminder for all of us in the tech community. Stay safe, stay vigilant. #CyberSecurity #JobScam #DeveloperSafety #StayVigilant #React #WebDevelopment #TechFraud #npm #hacking #cybersecurityawareness #cloud #devops #python #hackers #cto #techlead #hiring #interviews

Hello folks! 🌟 Just wrapped up installing SonarQube to enhance our code quality. It's an excellent tool that scans code for bugs, security vulnerabilities, and more. Integrated it into our CI/CD pipeline, and the results are already impressive. Highly recommend for teams aiming to keep their code clean and secure! 🚀 For a detailed walkthrough, check out my https://lnkd.in/gmrqYS7X #sonarqube,#devops,#starops

What if Bad Code Were a Crime? So, I saw a post on Facebook yesterday, and it got me thinking… What if developers faced penalties every time they wrote bad code? I mean, imagine your salary getting docked, or worse, a fine for every sloppy line! But let’s take it up a notch—what if writing bad code was a crime? Imagine the chaos: 👮 "Sir, you're under arrest for making the production server crash." 👨💻 "But it was just a small bug!" 👮 "Tell it to the judge!" Okay, maybe that’s a bit extreme. But here’s the thing: Would we still churn out spaghetti code if there were real consequences? Truth is, most of us can write better code, but we sometimes don't. Maybe it's time to start treating code quality with the seriousness it deserves—not because we're scared of penalties, but because it’s the right thing to do. Imagine how much smoother our tech lives would be if we all wrote code we were truly proud of! No more frantic 3 AM debugging sessions or mysterious crashes. Just clean, efficient, and reliable code. So, here’s my 2 cents: Let’s all aim to write code that would make even the toughest "code cop" proud. Not because we’re afraid of fines or jail time, but because great code makes the engineering world a better place for everyone. Let’s code responsibly!

One of our friends shared the link and screenshot of a post shared by SOMEONE in which he claim himself as Founder of DDevOps, tried to pose himself as innocent and a victim and asked others to unfollow DDevOps, however, he didn't share anything that supported his claim. https://lnkd.in/df7X7pep  "This post cannot be displayed" for most of us but is still visible to several people, as it is being controlled and managed so we can't comment to address the fake allegations but to be fair enough we are making this post and highlighting it in case anyone has a doubt, we have shared evidence and we can share more to the relevant person if needed. After commenting on crimes, Syed Ejaz wishes to move forward and looks for professional respect.  The announcement we have made to the public about him. https://lnkd.in/dE_QwNer This post is to let our friends, clients, and followers showcase a clear picture and let the industry know about culprits to avoid any further damage to anyone. We eventually start getting more followers by the grace of Allah after he requested to unfollow, if our audience want to see post and wish to report please click the link. https://rb.gy/f7x23h #DDevOps #ScamAlert #ReportIt #FraudAwareness #publicawareness #CriminalActivity #DevOps #devopsengineer #ITIndustry #technology #innovations #DigitalTransformation #TechNewsUpdate #Networking #collaboration #creativity #productivity #professionaldevelopment

🚀 30-Day Security Challenge: Elevating My Backend Development Skills 🚀 Today, I’m excited to announce that I’m embarking on a 30-day security challenge! 🎯 As a backend developer, security is a fundamental aspect of creating robust and efficient systems. Over the next days, I’ll be diving deep into the world of security—whether it's reinforcing what I already know or uncovering new strategies to secure my applications. Each day, I’ll be sharing my insights, discoveries, and progress in this journey. My goal is to solidify my understanding of security best practices and ensure that the applications I build are not only functional but also resilient against threats. 🔒 Stay tuned for daily updates as I tackle topics like API security, data protection, authentication, and more. Your feedback, suggestions, and shared experiences will be invaluable on this journey. Let’s make our code more secure, one day at a time! 💻🔐 #backend #api #softwaredevelopment #security

🎩✨ Mastering C# magic: Ever tried string interpolation? It's like crafting sentences with placeholders! Just say $"Hello, {name}" and watch how effortlessly your code communicates. Simplify, clarify, and let your creativity flow! #it #coderlife #bhfyp #security #frontend #artificialintelligence #ai #coders #reactjs #ethicalhacking #cybersecurity #android #hacker #programmingisfun #development #codingisfun