eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More.
2Total Number of Disclosures Grew in 2013
3ZDI Bought More IE Flaws Than Any Other Product
ZDI acquires all manner of software vulnerabilities; though in 2013, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was the clear leader. Jacob West, CTO of enterprise security products at HP, told eWEEK: “IE is the most prevalent browser on the systems that attackers want to compromise.”
4SCADA Submissions Are Up
5Mobile Apps Provide Unnecessary Permissions
6Encryption: The Leading Mobile App Security Issue
7Trojans Dominate the Android Malware Landscape
8Software Is Leaking Information
Although there are multiple avenues that an attacker can take to exploit a user or enterprise, HP found software security, in general, to be somewhat lacking with more than half of all applications with weaknesses that provide information that an attack could potentially leverage.