Introduction to The Opensourcemalware Show 7
Let's dive into the details surrounding The Opensourcemalware Show 7. Miasma Campaign — Starting June 1st with 32 Red Hat @redhat-cloud-services packages (averaging 80000 weekly downloads) ...
The Opensourcemalware Show 7 Comprehensive Overview
In this episode we covered: Mastra Package Compromise: Threat actors hijacked the entire Mastra npm organization (116 ... Miasma Worm Hits Microsoft — On June 5th, 73 Microsoft GitHub repositories were disabled in 105 seconds after being ... This week we talk about: DPRK Lazarus Group trends in software supply chain malware: Three active techniques he's observing ...
This paper was presented by Robert Simmons (ThreatConnect) at VB2016 in Denver, CO, USA. The landscape of
Summary & Highlights for The Opensourcemalware Show 7
- This week Jenn and Paul covered: OSV false positives from AWS Inspector: AWS's automated malware detection pipeline ...
- Juan Aguirre poses the questions are malicious packages hiding in plain sight? Welcome to modern open source ecosystems.
- Open source is now under attack by threat actors targeting maintainers, build systems, and package repositories—as seen in ...
- Many organizations believe their hypervisors are secure because they follow best practices: systems are hardened, patches are ...
- How far have hackers' AI weapons evolved by 2026? In this video, we examine
That wraps up our extensive overview of The Opensourcemalware Show 7.
