April 17, 2024, 5:25 p.m. | Erika Heidi

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Software supply chain attacks have become common in the industry lately, with the latest episode featuring the infamous CVE-202403904 and the xz's backdoors.


Whether malicious or unintentional, a CVE can pose as severe risk to organizations relying on a piece of affected software. The CVE database has over 200.000 entries and it just scratches the surface, since unreported exploitable vulnerabilities (a.k.a. zero-days) are a fairly common occurrence in the hacking scene.


For a long time, this was not …

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