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PyTorch Poisoned in Software Supply Chain Attack

If you downloaded PyTorch-nightly on Linux via pip between Dec. 25 and Dec. 30, 2022, you’ve got trouble. Learn more here.
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New Open-Source Security Initiative Aimed at Supply Chain Attacks

In a week of the strangest supply chain attacks, a new open-source security initiative was launched to give developers some control over these sprawling libraries and dependencies.
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How Hackers Compromise the Software Supply Chain

If you consider all the components you need for your software, you have a pretty long chain, and those components have dependencies too. Any weak link can compromise the entire software supply chain, putting your business at risk. Learn more about how …

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Dependency Combobulator: Open Source Against Dependency Confusion Attacks

Apiiro released Dependency Combobulator, a modular and extensible open-source toolkit to detect and prevent dependency confusion attacks. The toolkit allows organizations to safeguard against this newly uncovered type of risk, which has been on the rise this year as a key vector in supply chain attacks targeting dependencies within software packages. Dependency confusion compromises the […]

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