How We Discovered Vulnerabilities in CI/CD Pipelines of Popular Open-Source Projects
Cycode discovered critical vulnerabilities in several popular open-source projects, each of which can cause a supply-chain attack through the CI process.
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Cycode discovered critical vulnerabilities in several popular open-source projects, each of which can cause a supply-chain attack through the CI process.
The bad news is that attackers are shifting their focus to your less secure and easier-to-breach software supply chain.
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It’s a simple concept, so why doesn’t every organization enforce the principle of least privilege?
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