Debricked

27/12/2022

When we are a few days late but unable to resist this photo.🥺

Hope yall had an elf-ing awesome weekend!

16/12/2022

Consider this a reminder to stay hydrated🥤

25/11/2022

We are Cecilia and Ewada studying Computer Science at Lund University✨

For the next 6 months or so, we’re doing our master's thesis with the R&D team. We are building a machine-learning model that generates fixes for code with security vulnerabilities. To do this we get to explore state-of-the-art transformer models, analyze large datasets and optimize model performance.

We got a good first impression of Debricked both from events and contacts. We looked specifically for a project that was both fun and challenging. Debricked had some really interesting ideas that we found intriguing. And here we are :D

We have both loved the experience at Debricked so far. It’s a really fun and eventful workplace where you constantly get to participate in activities and meet people from the company.

Not only have we gained valuable professional skills but also a lot of personal growth. It’s a place where we are encouraged to work independently and find solutions to problems, but we also get support when we need it.

10/03/2020

Ever wondered how to to use Kubernetes to scale Symfony Consumers? Look no further!

At Debricked we have been using Symfony for our web backend for a while now. It has served us very well and when they announced the Messenger component back in Symfony 4.1, we were eager to try it out.

17/06/2019

Daniel, our CEO, explains why you should care about vulnerabilities in your dependencies, http://bit.ly/2WMezNT

24/05/2019

Our head of Data Science, Emil, recently participated in the Swedish podcast "Dataspaning" and talked about how the industry and Debricked leverages machine learning for creating more secure software! Head over and listen at http://bit.ly/2Qj1LrN

Hur kan vi göra vår kod säker mot externa attacker i en allt mer uppkopplad miljö? Hur ska vi ta hänsyn till säkerhetsluckor i öppen källkod och externa bibliotek? Kan vi med hjälp av maskininlärning förbättra detta? Detta och mycket mer diskuterar vi i vå...

22/05/2019

We have just launched our new website. Check it out and sign up for a free trial of our vulnerability management tool! http://bit.ly/2QiKi2W

13/04/2019

Random number generation is important for security, but it can be tricky to get right. Read more about the issue on our blog http://bit.ly/2UvaaxL

Random number generation Random numbers are used in a plethora of cryptographic applications. A random number generator (RNG) is a device that generates a sequence of numbers such that they can not be predicted better than guessing. There are two different types of random number generators — pseud...

11/01/2019

Read about some potential vulnerabilities when using web tokens (JWT) that were included in the CTF-event.

Vulnerabilities in JWT libraries JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) are commonly used for authorization purposes, since they provide a structured way to describe a token which can be used for access control. However, JWT libraries may contain flaws, and must be used in the correct way. The Capture the Flag even...