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Security responders are scrambling this weekend to assess the damage from crypto-mining malware embedded in an npm package (JavaScript library) that counts close to 8 million downloads per week. The hack, which raised eyebrows because of the software supply chain implications, prompted a “critical severity” warning from GitHub that any computer with the embedded npm ..

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Tech giant Microsoft has rolled out new security offering to provide non-profit organizationss with additional security in the event of a nation-state attack. Microsoft said the new program would deliver monitoring and notifications for state-sponsored malware activity, assessment of organizational and infrastructure risks to help improve posture, and provide security training, for both IT employees ..

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The Linux Foundation has secured a new $10 million investment that will help  expand and support the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF). The funding will help OpenSSF focus on identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities in open source software, thus securing the software supply chain. The foundation is also working on the development of best practices, ..

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Technology giants Intel Corp. and VMWare joined the Patch Tuesday parade this week, rolling out fixes for security defects that expose users to malicious hacker attacks. Intel released two advisories to fix privilege escalation and information disclosure vulnerabilities in the SGX software development kit and Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) software products. The more serious ..

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At SecurityWeek’s 2021 CISO Forum, a high-powered panel of experts  discussed specific ways an SBOM can improve supply chain security and where expectations may be overblown.  The conversation covers edge cases that are turning out to be more troublesome than anticipated and what might come next after SBOM and where there are opportunities for innovation (e.g., new ..

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A threat group is distributing the little-known Sarwent Trojan via a fake website that impersonates Amnesty International and claims to deliver protection against the Pegasus mobile malware. According to security researchers at Cisco Talos, the attack targets individuals who believe they might have been targeted by the NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware and might be associated with ..

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