Supply chain attacks are getting smaller and harder to spot
· Source: spiceworks.com
In short
The GlassWorm malware campaign has been spreading through developer tool marketplaces since late January, harvesting credentials and cloud access tokens from infected machines. Supply chain attacks are becoming smaller, more patient, and harder to detect, targeting browser extensions, SaaS platform integrations, and developer tool ecosystems that traditional security monitoring doesn't cover. Attackers are exploiting trust relationships in ecosystems that organizations often overlook, such as browser extensions that waited seven years to strike and forgotten SaaS integrations with persistent access.
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Tags: security, supply-chain, malware, cybersecurity, AI, automation