Organizations need to look beyond traditional approaches for protecting their data in the cloud. Here's how deep scanning's modern approach reduces risk.
This week: An APT group carried out a data wiping supply chain attack globally. Also: GitHub has introduced new security features for its npm repository.
The initial flush of enthusiasm for ChatGPT has waned. And quite a few of the bugs in the buggy code it spits out are exploitable security vulnerabilities.
With supply chain attacks surging, now is the time to reflect — and look forward. ReversingLabs’ new report explores the software supply chain security trends from 2022, predicts what is to come in 2023 and offers suggestions for combatting supply chain cyber risks.
Here's ReversingLabs' discoveries and indicators of compromise (IOCs) for W4SP, as well as links to our YARA rule that can be used to detect the malicious Python packages in your environment.
This week: Another open-source platform is being used by cybercriminals. Also: the Black Basta ransomware gang takes credit for the attack on Maple Leaf Foods.
One year ago, a vulnerability in Apache’s Log4j turned the security world on its ear. What has changed since then? Here are the key takeaways from Log4Shell's legacy.
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