๐ข Breaking news: Weโre beyond excited to announce that our malicious package analysis, detection, and mitigation technology has been acquired by @Veracode! Together, weโll take software supply chain security to the next level. Read more below:
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"In Q3 2024, Phylum identified 465,897 malicious packages in the software supply chain open source ecosystem." Read the latest Evolution of Software Supply Chain Security Report via the Phylum Research Team - https://t.co/uKk9SjsdKY [7 min read]
#DevOps#CISO#opensourceecosystem
Have you ever had your private #crypto keys stolen? #Malware authors have published forks of the popular Ethers library that exfiltrate private keys & give attackers #SSH access to infected machines.
https://t.co/kHS1q6DqYH
#npm#opensource#security#ethereum#cryptocurrency
@__grunet@SocketSecurity@nuget Weโve got support for dotnet and Nuget already, and have written a few research blogs on findings in those ecosystems!
In the last 6 months, roughly 70% of new #npm packages were #spam. What does this mean for supply chain security?
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#npmjs#node#javascript#typescript#infosec#opensource
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Advanced threat actors have not let up on their attacks against the software supply chain. We catalog recent attacks from North Korean state actors in our new blog post!
#npm#javascript#typescript#malware#cybersecurity#npmjs
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@nh0x01 Technically speaking, jsdelivr will auto-convert any Github link into a resource it serves. So, as long as it's on GH, any CDN resources should be valid. With that said, we've tried to find instances of resources in our write-up that are being used, and they seem to be gone!