SSCS attacks: A (partial) history
The Sunburst hack of SolarWinds put software supply chain attacks on everyone’s radar. But they aren’t new. Here’s an abbreviated history of key attacks and compromises.
SSCS attacks: A (partial) history
Key takeaways from the 2024 State of SSCS Report
ReversingLabs has released its annual report covering the state of software supply chain security. Learn top trends and get unique insights.
Evolution of AppSec: 4 requirements for the software supply chain security era
To cope in a new era of software supply chain attacks, application security must make a giant leap forward to modern practices and tooling.
2023 Updates in Review: Malware Analysis and Threat Hunting
Here’s an overview of the key product updates to ReversingLabs malware analysis and threat hunting solutions from 2023.
Zoom joins the vulnerability fray: Will VISS move the needle on AppSec?
Here's what you need to know about Zoom's Vulnerability Impact Scoring System, how it compares to EPSS — and how it can advance your application security.
How SOC analysts and threat hunters can expose malware undetected by EDR
Enhancing Endpoint Visibility: Leveraging Advanced File Intelligence to Uncover Evasive Threats
A definitive guide: Federal software supply chain security initiatives
The government added important new guidance in 2023. Get up to speed — and see our interactive timeline of recent attacks to stay ahead of them in 2024.
Key reasons third-party cyber risk management programs fail
Here's why organizations are struggling with TPCRM — and how to develop an effective program.
Gartner® report addresses SSCS risks
The analyst firm Gartner® released a new report on software supply chain risk that recommends identification of malware or malicious code.
The JetBrains TeamCity software supply chain attack: Lessons learned
The TeamCity incident is similar to SunBurst, which was behind the attack on SolarWinds. But there are differences. Here are tips to help secure your software pipeline.
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ESF steps up supply chain security guidance with call for binary analysis
To advance the state of software supply chain security and better mitigate risk, the Enduring Security Framework group has highlighted the need for binary analysis and reproducible builds.
From the Labs: YARA Rule for Detecting BiBi Wiper
Cross-Platform Threats: Leveraging YARA to Identify BiBi Wiper on Linux and Windows Systems
Malware leveraging public infrastructure like GitHub on the rise
ReversingLabs researchers have uncovered two novel techniques running on GitHub — one abusing GitHub Gists, another issuing commands through git commit messages.
The Hugging Face API token breach: 5 lessons learned
More than 1,500 tokens were exposed, leaving millions of AI models and datasets vulnerable. Here's what your security team can learn from the compromise.
Secure AI development guidance: What software teams need to know
U.K. and U.S. cyber-watchdogs say to start with Secure by Design — but don't stop there. Here are key takeaways from their new guidelines.