Security Report Finds JavaScript Apps Have Fewer Flaws Than Java and .NET

Veracode’s State of Software Security report for 2023 found that there is a 27% chance within a given month that security flaws will be introduced into an application. The report also found that JavaScript applications on average have fewer flaws and fast… Read more

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