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Hacking the software supply chain one developer at a time - Paul McCarty
Nov. 14, 2023, 2:13 a.m. | OWASP Foundation
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Software engineers are under increased attack in 2023. Cybercriminals and APTs have realized that developers are a juicy target. They often have elevated access to systems and source code, and CI/CD processes. This increased access, and low security maturity means that devs can be vectors for different types of attacks:
- Supply chain: Software engineers create the software systems that customers use, making them a target for criminals seeking to gain access to those customers.
- Access: Criminals will …
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