Software Security

Complex systems we entrust so much to must be able to guarantee security.

What does Software Security mean?

Software security is given great importance today. Prominent software errors such as the Millennium Bug or Heartbleed show that software errors remain undetected for a long time and can cause immense damage not only through a zero-day exploit. Therefore, it is necessary to establish software security at the required security level through technical and organizational measures. This can be achieved through numerous actions such as proper training of architects and developers, code reviews, automated module tests, scans, penetration tests, et cetera. Take proactive measures in a world of increasingly complex software!
By the way: a similar problem to the Y2K bug awaits us again. On January 19, 2038, Unix timestamps stored as 32-bit signed integers will roll back to zero...

All blog articles on the subject of Software Security
Christian Birker

Published on 27.01.2023 in the category Software Security published.

What Could (Possibly) Go Wrong? - Designing Threat Modeling with a Card Game

To make the threat modeling process more playful, aramido developed a card game. This helps development teams with Security by Design. (read more)

Hannah Schneider

Published on 30.11.2020 in the category Software Security published.

How the Dolphin Attack Opens Doors and Windows in the Smart Home

aramido demonstrated live at the Innovation Festival how smart home devices controlled by voice assistants can be attacked unnoticed (read more)

Andreas Sperber

Published on 15.05.2018 in the category Software Security published.

Efail - Encryption is Still Alive

Efail announced an attack on encrypted emails, which allegedly could crack the encryption. Reason for concern? (read more)

Armin Harbrecht

Published on 05.01.2017 in the category Software Security published.

Secure Software Updates

How can I, as a software manufacturer, provide my users with secure updates? Learn about secure software update mechanisms. (read more)