Tag: Shai-Hulud worm
Worms in the Supply Chain: Shai-Hulud and the Next DevOps Reckoning
Alan Shimel | | artifact provenance, CI/CD security, continuous verification, credential theft, devops security, devsecops, GitHub tokens, npm malware, OIDC, pipeline security, SBoM, Secure software delivery, Shai-Hulud worm, short-lived tokens, Software Supply Chain, supply chain attackDevOps was supposed to make software delivery faster, safer and more reliable. For the most part, it has. But every so often, something nasty crawls out of the shadows and reminds us ...
How GitHub Plans to Secure npm After Recent Supply Chain Attacks
Tom Smith | | API token deprecation, CI/CD authentication, crates.io security, npm 2FA, npm registry attack, npm token theft, open source security, package registry malware, PyPI trusted publishing, Shai-Hulud worm, Software Supply Chain Security, trusted publishingGitHub strengthens npm security after Shai-Hulud worm attack with mandatory 2FA, granular tokens, and trusted publishing to protect the open source supply chain ...
