Funding of the OSS ecosystem has reached a crisis as threat actors increasingly target weaknesses in infrastructure.
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The new procurement tool seeks to strengthen third-party software risk management (TPSRM). But the process is manual and cumbersome.
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A phishing campaign against maintainers resulted in malware distribution via Javascript in top open-source packages.
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