Corentin Mors

Corentin is a senior backend engineer with a master's degree in cybersecurity computing from the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA). He joined Dashlane in 2019 and works mostly on security-oriented features like passkeys and confidential computing. He often contributes to open-source projects like the Dashlane command-line interface (CLI) and the GitLab Notify extension available on GitHub.

Engineering

What’s New for Developers

As we keep adding capabilities for our developer community, we wanted to share a summary of all the recent features we launched. New functionalities to the CLI In the past months we have added several new features to our Command Line Interface to help developers improve their workflows and improve how they manage secrets in […]

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Secure Developer Secrets With Dashlane

Learn about secrets management, why it matters, and how Dashlane can help you easily secure and manage secrets.

Engineering

Improving Our Code Review Workflow with a Browser Extension

The Dashlane engineering team recently moved to GitLab to handle all its repositories. GitLab has great advantages for us, such as a powerful pipeline system for continuous integration.

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Contributing to Free Open Source Projects

Here we explore some possibilities for companies to support FOSS projects and the benefits of doing so.

Engineering

SSTIC 2019 : How to Improve Security Awareness of Software Engineers

In early June, a few members of the Dashlane Engineering team attended SSTIC (Symposium sur la sécurité des technologies de l’information et des communications), which is one one of the most important events about cybersecurity in France. One of the team’s favorite presentations was by security expert Alex Ionescu, Vice President of Detection Strategy at […]