April 27, 2023, 3:46 p.m. | Paul Roberts

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The fast-evolving story of the compromise of voice over IP (VoIP) provider 3CX has refocused attention on the threat that software supply chain compromises pose. State-sponsored hackers tampered with 3CX’s desktop client, compromising the company’s Windows and macOS build environments, and added a backdoor to the desktop client’s code. The update was then signed and pushed to customers. 


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