Latest software supply chain attack news
A software supply chain attack occurs when malicious hackers compromise third-party software dependencies used in multiple ‘downstream’ applications.
By compromising a single open source package or library, attackers can potentially steal confidential data from, cause a denial of service, or breach networks at hundreds – or even thousands – of organizations.
Small wonder this attack vector has become increasingly commonplace, with the ‘Sunburst’ attack in 2020, which gave attackers access to 18,000 SolarWinds customers, a watershed moment.
Catch up with the latest supply chain attack news and analysis here.