Mayhem Blog

In this blog post series, we're diving into Mayhem's top common weaknesses enumeration (CWE) finds. This post discusses the reachable assertion.

In this blog post, we will walk you through the process of launching a new code project using Mayhem.

Rust's memory safety and type system help prevent entire classes of vulnerabilities, but that doesn't mean Rust's code is impervious to security issues. Learn some best practices and recommendations for secure application development in Rust.

Learn about common security threats in C++ applications and best practices for secure coding with examples.

In this blog post, we'll delve into the five essential boxes that your DevSecOps tools need to check.

There are a lot of options for software security testing tools. How do you know which ones are right for you? In this blog post, I'm going to cover a simple two-step process that will allow you to pick the best software security tool for your organization.

Learn what regression testing means, how it affects security, and three reasons why modern teams need regression testing to complement other security testing strategies.

This blog post explores the DevSecOps best practices that development teams can use to ensure that security is ingrained in the development process.

Why do false positives occur in software testing, and what can teams do about them? This article discusses those questions by explaining common causes of false positives and how to mitigate them.