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Bleeping Computer
The White House wants government and private sector organizations to rally their efforts and resources to secure open-source software and its supply chain after the Log4J vulnerabilities exposed critical infrastructure to threat actors' attacks. [...]
Dark Reading
The Log4j vulnerability is only the latest security flaw to have global impact, prompting the Biden administration and software developers to pledge to produce more secure software.
ZDNet Security
Google also proposed setting up an organization to serve as a marketplace for open source maintenance that would match volunteers from companies with the critical projects that most need support.
ZDNet Security
JavaScript developer Marak Squires wasn't happy about not making money from his open-source libraries, so he deliberately corrupted them, leaving programmers and end-users with dead-in-the-water programs.
Dark Reading
Ox4Shell exposes hidden payloads thatare actively being used to confuse security protection tools and security teams.
Dark Reading
Two-thirds of all malware distributed to enterprise networks last year originated from cloud apps such as Google Drive, OneDrive, and numerous other cloud apps, new research shows.
Dark Reading
The Software Composition Analysis leader now offers a remediation preset for WhiteSource Renovate and Enterprise, enabling users to identify and fix the Log4j vulnerability from hundreds of downstream dependent packages of Log4j.
ZDNet Security
Linux and open-source software will be hotter than ever, but the real changes will be in how they're secured.
The Register
Microsoft has revealed a vulnerability in its Azure App Service for Linux allowed the download of files that users almost certainly did not intend to be made public.…