Making web applications safer
January 12, 2022
New software automatically finds 180 zero-day vulnerabilities in popular Node.js packages, including 70 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).
News & Events
Two cybersecurity students named 2021 Gerald M. Masson Fellows
August 3, 2021
Sara Catherine Weill ’21 and Jonathan Prokos have been named 2021 Gerald M. Masson Fellows. Established in 2018 to honor the Department of Computer Science’s inaugural chair and founding director of the JHU Information Security Institute, these fellowships aim to encourage computer science undergraduates who have been accepted into The Combined Bachelor’s/Master’s Program to spend […]
WSE In The News
“This must-have app will tell you if your iPhone has been hacked,” ISI’s Matt Green, BGR
July 14, 2021
WSE In The News
Beef production disrupted after meat giant JBS hit with ransomware attack, ISI’s Joe Carrigan, Fox Baltimore
June 7, 2021
WSE In The News
Expert explains what defensive measures to take against cyberattacks, ISI’s Joe Carrigan, WBALTV
June 7, 2021
WSE In The News
Apple’s unholy compromises in China, Fortune, ISI’s Matthew Green
May 25, 2021
WSE In The News
Apple expert witnesses testify on App Store security, Apple R&D spending, ISI’s Avi Rubin, Apple Incsider
May 24, 2021
WSE In The News
Medical Device Security: A Thing Smart People Do, ISI’s Avi Rubin, TEDxEmory
May 12, 2021
WSE In The News
The computers of DC Police have been hacked for a ransom | How did that happen? ISI’s Tony Dahbura, WUSA9
April 28, 2021
JHU Information Security Institute’s Executive Director Anton Dahbura addresses the implications of ransomware thieves breaking into DC’s police department computers.
