Axios Breach Underscores Need for AI in Supply Chain Security
A single, sneaky change to a popular open-source software can spread like wildfire, infecting a staggering 100 million weekly downloads across businesses, startups, and government systems - and that's exactly what happened in a recent Axios breach. The lesson is clear: AI is no longer a nice-to-have, but a…
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A single weak vendor can expose your system. Supply chain attacks are growing, exploiting hidden gaps and third-party tools. Infosec K2K enhances security with strong access controls and monitoring.
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Cette étude démontre le risque de sécurité encore peu étudié dans l’écosystème informationnel des agents basés sur les modèles de langage (LLM) : le rôle des API routers, des intermédiaires qui redirigent les requêtes entre les utilisateurs et différents fournisseurs de modèles.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.08407
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New article: Using Forgejo git mirrors and Nix flakes to build security-critical software from self-hosted, pinned sources.
With over 454,000 malicious packages identified in 2025, self-replicating npm worms, and AI-powered attack campaigns, supply chain security is no longer an option for self-hosters.
The post outlines an approach that effectively mitigates risks and highlights its limitations.
https://blog.networld.to/git-mirrors-and-nix-flakes-a-practical-approach-to-supply-chain-security/
I'm on Fallthrough: Supply Chain Reaction
Announcing my appearance as a guest co-host on Fallthrough, talking about supply chain security, AI, Claude Mythos, and many more topics.https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.jvt.me/posts/2026/04/18/fallthrough-supply-chain/
Supply chain security is a critical frontier. With modern apps relying on hundreds of third-party libraries, one upstream vulnerability can compromise your entire stack.
Actionable tips:
1. Generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
2. Audit vendor access.
3. Monitor for new CVEs in your dependencies.
Stay ahead of emerging threats with the intelligence at https://cvedatabase.com. #SupplyChainSecurity #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #SBOM
Exposed repositories, credentials, and infrastructure data demonstrate how CI/CD environments can become high-value attack surfaces.
A must-read on building resilient, zero-trust DevSecOps systems:
https://shorturl.at/fXIEi
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A Pragmatic Guide to Being Mythos-Ready
Everyone is asking how to protect themselves from the next big bad wolf in security, now wearing an AI badge and called Mythos. My take is simpler. However, If you have not read Anthropic's technical preview and Project Glasswing overview, or CSA's briefing page and current paper, read them first. This article assumes that context and focuses on the part I think matters most. Also, for simplicity sake assume AI / LLM when we say AI in the article. If you strip away the drama, the core […]https://cyfinoid.com/a-pragmatic-guide-to-being-mythos-ready/
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