CISA warns security teams of wave of attacks targeting software supply chain credentials
By
David Jones
Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
CISA has issued a warning urging security teams to check for software development compromises, specifically regarding a wave of attacks targeting credentials and other secrets across critical supply chains. The agency is alerting organizations to potential breaches in their software development pipelines that could lead to widespread supply chain compromises.
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CISA urges security teams to check for software development compromises.
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