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You may have written 99% of your application code—and still be trusting thousands of lines you didn't write.…

samuel watua Soita — Full Stack Software Engineer

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…

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📦 The software supply chain surface just expanded again. For the first time, threat actors are actively usin…

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…

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☸️ Cloud Security Architecture Check: How a single Kubernetes YAML file can hand over control of an entire GC…

Schomer — Principal Security Solutions Architect & Founder

☸️ Cloud Security Architecture Check: How a single Kubernetes YAML file can hand over control of an entire GCP organization. Varonis just documented a massive "confused deputy" flaw where a Kubernetes user with limited privileges can escalate execution authority across the entir…

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Bonjour, pour cette nouvelle Newsletter, nous avons décidé de parler sécurité et conformité des Pipelines CI/…

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…

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Software release decisions tend to leave no trail. The scanner ran, flagged something, someone decided to act…

André Ataíde — Systems Analyst – Supply Chain & ML Security

Software release decisions tend to leave no trail. The scanner ran, flagged something, someone decided to act (or not), but that decision got lost in a Slack thread, in a call, or ended up somewhere that doesn't survive an audit. It's a pattern that repeats everywhere, for the m…

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