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blog.phylum.io
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| | | | | At the end of March 2024, a major software supply chain attack was identified: some upstream forks of the popular xz/liblzma library that underpins the massively popular OpenSSH Server was compromised. A rogue contributor appears to have worked to influence the maintainers of the library, adding in seemingly innocuous | |
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blog.phylum.io
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| | | | | Headed to Black Hat USA? Come talk to Phylum! Software supply chains are complicated. In this complicated web of globally distributed software, attackers can lie in wait, releasing malicious software libraries to unsuspecting developers and organizations. It is prohibitively difficult to manually scan and analyze every package a given organization | |
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alpha-omega.dev
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blog.scienceopen.com
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| | | 2025 marks the fourth year of ScienceOpen hosting the SSP's Annual Meeting Poster Collection. The collection brings together a range of posters from each SSP meeting published with a Creative Commons licence and registered with a DOI for digital preservation, embedded within ScienceOpen's vast network of over 100 million scholarly publications. | ||
