Supply-Chain Attacks Target Software Libraries

Supply-chain attacks are now using automation tools to spread malware at alarming speed, with recent incidents showing malicious code can go live in mere hours and be merged into projects in just minutes. This sinister trend highlights the dark side of modern software development's emphasis on speed and automation.

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Supply-Chain Attacks Target Software Libraries

Protect your software libraries from supply-chain attacks. Learn how automation tools enable malware spread and take action to secure your CI workflows now effectively.

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Open Source Software Security Handbook – Best Practices for Securing Your Projects

Christine Peterson coined the term "Open Source software" or OSS in 1998. It refers to software that is freely available for anyone to use, modify, and distribute. The source code of OSS is openly available and anyone can modify it who has the necessary technical skills. This allows for

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