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ZDNet Security
Developers are tracking what components are used in software, but most of them don't sign-off on code changes, suggesting a long road ahead for protecting the software supply chain.
Dark Reading
Slack, Docker, Kubernetes, and other applications that allow developers to collaborate have become the latest vector for software supply chain attacks.
Dark Reading
From creating a software bill of materials for applications your company uses to supporting open source projects and maintainers, businesses need to step up their efforts to help reduce risks.
Dark Reading
Code could allow other attackers to develop copycat versions of the malware, but it could help researchers understand the threat better as well.
Bleeping Computer
The LockBit ransomware operation has suffered a breach, with an allegedly disgruntled developer leaking the builder for the gang's newest encryptor. [...]
Dark Reading
Low/no-code tools allow citizen developers to design creative solutions to address immediate problems, but without sufficient training and oversight, the technology can make it easy to make security mistakes.
Dark Reading
DevSecOps can help overcome inheritance mentality, especially in low- and no-code environments.
The Hacker News
Password management service LastPass confirmed a security incident that resulted in the theft of certain source code and technical information. The security breach is said to have occurred two weeks ago, targeting its development environment. No customer data or encrypted passwords were accessed. “An unauthorized party gained access to portions of the LastPass development
Bleeping Computer
Password management firm LastPass was hacked last week, allowing threat actors to steal the company's source code and proprietary technical information. [...]