Software-producing organizations are under increasing obligation to secure their supply chains amid rising attacks. Per Gartner, nearly half of enterprise firms will have experienced a software supply chain attack by 2025. The main challenge is the complex process of developing modern applications, including open source dependencies and global development teams. This piece suggests solutions such as considering all aspects of the supply chain when designing security measures, using SBOMs for remediation, implementing strict policies, and using the SLSA framework to verify software reliability.

Vidar & StealC 2.0 Released by Threat Actors With a Complete New Build
Cybersecurity experts have identified major updates to two prominent info-stealers, Vidar and StealC, that feature enhanced capabilities and up-to-date user interfaces. Intriguingly, both versions incorporate