The 3CX attack gets wilder, marks first 'cascading supply chain compromise'
The surprising story of the hack of VoIP provider 3CX got even crazier this week. Here's what you need to know.
The 3CX attack gets wilder, marks first 'cascading supply chain compromise'
Companies scramble to cover software supply chain security gaps: 3 key survey takeaways
In a new ReversingLabs Software Supply Chain Risk Survey, IT pros say supply chain security poses an “enterprise-wide” risk that traditional app sec tools can't address.
The Week in Security: 3CX attack caused by earlier supply chain hack, malware in Google Play
One software supply chain attack caused another, making it a first for the industry. Also: Malware spreads via apps in the Google Play Store.
What’s hot at RSA Conference 2023: 8 must-see software supply chain security talks
Software supply chain security is taking center-stage at RSAC 2023. Here are the talks you don't want to miss.
Secrets security: The why, the how – and what to do about it
Secrets are increasingly exposed during software development, creating a field-day for malicious actors. Here are key takeaways from our special report series, Secrets Exposed.
EU cyber laws ‘will’ make FOSS devs liable
The Python Software Foundation is very, very unhappy with the draft Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and Product Liability Act (PLA).
What’s hot at RSA Conference 2023: 6 must-see malware analysis and threat hunting talks
There is so much to take in at RSAC. Cut through the noise with our list of threat-focused talks you don't want to miss.
OSC&R embraces GitHub: Will it move the needle on supply chain security?
Here's what the Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference (OSC&R) framework move means in the short run — and long term.
The Week in Security: 3CX attackers identified as North Korean, CISA pushes Secure by Design
Welcome to the latest edition of The Week in Security, which brings you the newest headlines from both the world and our team across the full stack of security: application security, cybersecurity, and beyond.
Has public USB ‘juice jacking’ made it into the wild?
Déjà vu, but carry protection, dev teams traveling with credentials: Public-USB hacks could finally have gone rogue, per the FBI.
Why 'shift left' is now a dirty term in some security circles
Here's why some security practitioners question the term — and what they think app sec teams should focus on instead.
What went wrong with the 3CX software supply chain attack — and how it could have been prevented
Experts break down the incident, and explain how app sec tools are evolving to detect and prevent such attacks.
The Week in Security: Social engineering-attacks up with the rise of AI tools, Genesis Market seized
Research connects the rise of AI tools and an increase in social engineering attacks. Also: A stolen credentials site is seized.
CISA Cybersecurity Performance Goals update: Key changes and additions
CPGs are now better aligned with NIST's Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), and supply chain goals have been added. MFA guidance is also new.
With Twitter code in the wild, DevSecOps doubts surface
First, Twitter's source code was leaked. Then it open-sourced its ranking algorithm. Should we worry about the unintended consequences of “transparency”?