In this edition, we look at the attacks and trends in the gaming industry during 2020. It was a volatile year, and we’re not just speaking about the pandemic. (more available)

This SOTI report looks at current state of online gaming. it also examines the most pervasive threats coming from online criminals. (more available)

The State of Pentesting: 2020 report assesses which web application security vulnerabilities can be found reliably using machines and which require human expertise to manually identify. (more available)

A review of trends in e-commerce security and attacks based upon a variety of sources collected via Impreva Research labs.

A meta-analysis of industry reports on the variety and forms of application exploits used in security incidents.

Do exploit code releases help or harm defenders? We decided to put this hotly contested debate to the test. The seventh volume of the Prioritization to Prediction series produced in conjunction with the Cyentia Institute attacks this debate from all angles. (more available)

A review of the threat volume and characteristics affecting e-commerce.

The 2020 edition of this annual report uses results of software scan patterns and results across thousands of global customers. A focus for this edition is the effects of nature (the corporate environment of applications) vs. (more available)

This edition of the State of the Internet (SOTI)/Security report series focuses on the retail and hospitality sectors. An extensive review of how credential abuse attacks are carried out from both a methodology perspective and a volumetric angle is given. (more available)

A review of web application vulnerabilities as seen through Acuentix’s web scans between March 2019 and February 2020.

A report from aggregate telemetry on Contrast Security customers' applications between June 2019 and May 2020. Covers application vulnerability prevalence, time to remediation, attacks, and composition, among other themes. (more available)

The 2020 OSSRA includes insights and recommendations to help security, risk, legal, and development teams better understand the open source security and license risk landscape. (more available)

The annual report from Snyk on the state of open source software from a security perspective. Includes survey data from 500+ developers, internal Snyk vulnerability data from the projects monitored by Snyk, and additional aggregated source code repository data. (more available)

This is the 6th annual SOTI from Akamai. The Key findings are: • Between November 2017 and October 2019, more than 40% of the unique DDoS targets were in the financial services industry • Traditional logins (username and password) still account for the majority (74%) of access methods to applications and services • From May to October 2019, credential stuffing attacks targeting the financial services industry have targeted APIs, often accounting for 75% or more of the total login attacks against financial services

This report outlines the state of open source security, including open source adoption, known vulnerabilities, and vulnerability identification.

From the report, “From January 2018 through June 2019, Akamai recorded more than 61 billion credential stuffing attempts and more than 4 billion web application attacks. (more available)

From the report, “It is clear that there is no shortage of vulnerabilities to find. In the last year, Bugcrowd saw a 92% increase in total vulnerabilities reported over the previous year. (more available)

This installment of State of the Internet / Security examines credential stuffing and web application attack trends over the last 17 months, with a focus on the gaming industry. (more available)

Synopsys and SAE International partnered to commission this independent survey of the current cybersecurity practices in the automotive industry to fill a gap that has existed far too long—the lack of data needed to understand the automotive industry’s cybersecurity posture and its capability to address software security risks inherent in connected, software-enabled vehicles. (more available)

From the report, “With its customer base of over 4,000 organizations, Alert Logic has first-hand insight into the state of threat detection and response. (more available)

By the end of this report, you’ll have a better understanding of today’s approaches to evading detection tools and the trajectory of evasion into the next year. (more available)