Numerous reports have highlighted the increased number of software supply chain attacks in recent years. The Verizon Business Data Breach and Investigation Report (DBIR) 2024 concluded that breaches stemming from third-party software development organizations played a role in 15% of the more than 10,000 data breaches that Verizon documented, a 68% jump from last year. Additionally, ReversingLabs' The "State of Software Supply Chain Security 2024" noted that incidents of malicious packages found on popular open-source package managers have increased by 1,300% over the past three years (2020–2023).
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In today's intricately interconnected and complex software development ecosystem, a single compromised component can trigger a cascade of security breaches across thousands of organizations worldwide. And the cautionary tales keep piling up: In just the past month we’ve witnessed the CrowdStrike incident, where a faulty “channel file,” automatically pushed out to clients, shut down millions of Windows computers, and the “RoguePuppet” vulnerability that an attacker could exploit to add malware to any Puppet Forge module.
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In today’s interconnected world, insider threats pose a significant risk to organisations of all sizes. Whether through malicious intent or inadvertent actions, insiders – employees, contractors, or business partners – can cause severe damage. Understanding the costs associated with insider threats is crucial for organisations aiming to protect their assets and reputation. This post delves […]
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A critical vulnerability in GeoServer, an open-source Java-based software server, has put thousands of servers at risk. The flaw, CVE-2024-36401, allows unauthenticated users to execute remote code, posing a significant threat to global geospatial data infrastructures. A recent tweet from The Shadowserver Foundation reported that the CVE-2024-36401 vulnerable GeoServer instances. CVE-2024-36401-Vulnerability Details According to […]
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July 2024 has surfaced a series of significant vulnerabilities that could compromise the security of many organizations. From Bamboo Data Center flaws to critical issues in ServiceNow, these vulnerabilities present...
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a $1.4 billion settlement with Meta Platforms Inc. (formerly known as Facebook) over the unauthorized capture and use of millions of Texans’ personal biometric data. This settlement marks the largest privacy settlement ever obtained by an Attorney General from a single state and serves as a significant warning […]
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