Development using open source code takes place in all kind of environments, from universities to big corporations, and often follows the same patterns as any other kind of software development.

News comes overnight that the Windows XP source code has been leaked. The Verge says they have “verified the material as legitimate” and that the leak also includes Windows Server 2003 … ...

Discover how AsyncRAT evolved from GitHub release to a widespread malware tool, spawning dangerous variants like DCRat and ...

Take source code escrow. Without truly considering it, many organizations have a standing policy to require software developers to escrow source code of products the organization is licensing.

It seems a simple enough concept for anyone who’s spent some time hacking on open source code: once you release something as open source, it’s open for good. Sure the developer might de… ...

Source code from exposed repositories of dozens of companies across various fields of activity (tech, finance, retail, food, eCommerce, manufacturing) is publicly available as a result of ...

Open source is the opposite of proprietary code, where a company owns the code and keeps it private to make sure others – especially competitors – can't copy their innovations.

Finding the code itself can be a challenge, although the modding communities of each game is a good place to start. Finding the Jagged Alliance 2 source code took around 30 minutes of searching ...

It appears that a ~43GB archive of Microsoft source code, including the Windows XP (with Service Pack 1) and Windows Server 2003 operating systems, has reportedly leaked, along with a array of ...