One malicious package can turn a developer tool into a credential-harvesting machine. That's exactly why software supply-chain security deserves much more attention. Microsoft recently analyzed the LiteLLM 1.107.0 supply-chain compromise, where attackers used stolen developer to…
Your AI model may be secure. Your AI supply chain might not be. Think about everything surrounding a modern AI application. Open-source packages. Models. Plugins. MCP servers. APIs. Vector databases. Cloud services. Third-party tools. Container images. CI/CD pipelines. Every con…
You may have written 99% of your application code—and still be trusting thousands of lines you didn't write. That's the uncomfortable reality of modern software development. A typical application depends on: → npm packages → Python packages → Docker images → GitHub Actions → Clo…
Jason Murray — Strategic Information Security Leader Championing Quantified Risk Analysis and Security Process Improvement.
This ProjectDiscovery research is reminiscent of Ken Thompson's "Reflections on Trusting Trust". Not much new under the sun. A backdoored 7B open model passes every eval, then exfiltrates .env files through a coding agent when a trigger phrase appears. The leak is there but you…
usama rasheed — Cybersecurity | Web Application Penetration Tester | Vulnerability Assessment | OWASP Top 10 | Burp Suite Professional
📰 AI Scramble Drives Cybersecurity M&A Boom https://www.darkreading.com/cybersecurity-analytics/ai-scramble-cybersecurity-ma-boom via Dark Reading · 🛡️ Powered by Cyberr Threat Intelligence — platform.cyberr.ai/news
People are socially and naturally motivated to seek opportunities for joint action. Similarly companies and organizations seek economically motivated partnerships, joint ventures or other M&A activities to form strategic alliances. These are indispensable for accessing specializ…
Schomer — Principal Security Solutions Architect & Founder
📦 The software supply chain surface just expanded again. For the first time, threat actors are actively using the centralized HashiCorp Registry to distribute malicious Go-based payloads disguised as legitimate Terraform providers. This highlights a massive systemic risk: engin…
What if an AI backdoor wasn’t triggered by a secret phrase, but by a date? Researchers at Morgin.ai trained a 2B coding model to behave normally until 1 September 2026. When that date appeared in its system prompt, the model reportedly stopped answering and produced an attacker-…
Samantha Swift — Product, Go-to-Market & Marketing Leadership
Loving seeing the coverage of the Heelr launch in the last 24 hours! Here's a nice article from Security Brief UK featuring Laurent Halimi https://securitybrief.co.uk/story/heelr-launches-verified-cybersecurity-marketplace-for-firms
BSides Maine: Community, Malware, and Identity Residue Spent an awesome day volunteering and connecting at the inaugural BSides Maine. Taking part as an auditorium logistics volunteer was a fantastic experience, and the event brought together an incredible mix of technical depth…
Why the US government shut down Anthropic’s latest Claude AI model On June 12, artificial intelligence (AI) lab Anthropic suspended access to its latest Claude models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, which had been released three days earlier. The move came in response to an “export contr…
To every engineer over 45 who can't get a callback: Stop applying. Start shipping. Every closed product you're locked out of working on is a feature list, and agents have collapsed the cost of building one to nearly nothing. What agents can't supply is thirty years of knowing wh…
Kubernetes Container Escape Audit v4.7.3: catching a Docker daemon bypass your policy engine can't see Most of what container_escape_audit.sh checks lives inside the container looking out — capabilities, mounts, kernel exposure, runtime binaries reachable through a host path. v4…
The SolarWinds attack wasn't a break-in. It was a Trojan horse, signed and delivered by the vendor itself. Attackers didn't hack thousands of companies — they hacked SolarWinds' build process, planting malicious code inside a routine Orion update. That update got signed with Sol…
There is a question that nobody in the technology industry seems particularly eager to answer right now. Several of the world's largest companies have spent the past few months publicly warning that a piece of software called OpenClaw represents a serious security risk, threaten…
One of the lessons Cyber Threat Intelligence has reinforced for me over the years is that efficiency and resilience are rarely the same thing. For decades, globalization rewarded organizations that centralized manufacturing, concentrated suppliers, optimized logistics, and pursu…
K8s Container Escape Audit has just released version 4.4. This read-only bash script is designed to be run inside a pod to identify escape vectors to the node, specifically aimed at penetration testers and security teams conducting authorized assessments. What's new in this rele…
Maudrux Adrian — Directeur Général France | Le futur du recrutement | Cyberr.ai
Bonjour, pour cette nouvelle Newsletter, nous avons décidé de parler sécurité et conformité des Pipelines CI/CD. D'abord, parce que l'ANSSI vient de sortir une étude sur le sujet, ensuite parce que c'est l'un de nos chevaux de bataille depuis deux ans. 1. L'étude de L'ANSSI Le p…
We've had SolarWinds. We've had Log4j. We've had MOVEit. The threat landscape keeps shifting and the next one that shakes the world is already being planned somewhere. The question is where it comes from.
CI/CD pipelines are a prime attack surface. One misconfigured permission can mean the difference between a secure release and a supply chain breach. Which setup actually enforces segregation of duties? Drop your answer below 👇