Supply Chain Security
The s1ngularity npm Attack: A Technical Deep-Dive Into The First AI-Weaponized Supply Chain Massacre
How 2,180 Developers Got Hacked By Their Own AI Assistants (And 40% Still Haven't Fixed It).
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pwn@research:~$ echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space && gdb -q
Deep dive into exploits, reversing, and digital forensics.
How 2,180 Developers Got Hacked By Their Own AI Assistants (And 40% Still Haven't Fixed It).
After analyzing s1ngularity, Shai-Hulud, and Qix attacks, I've adopted a paranoid approach to dependencies. Trust nothing, verify everything, even that innocent-looking npm package.
Why traditional vulnerability scanning fails against modern supply chain attacks and how zero trust principles are reshaping open source security.
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