A Retrospective Survey of 2024/2025 Open Source Supply Chain Compromises
Read OriginalThis article surveys major open source software supply chain compromises from 2024/2025, analyzing their root causes to identify common patterns and potential mitigations. It examines incidents like XZ Utils, polyfill.io, and npm packages, focusing on how attackers gained initial unauthorized access through methods such as control handoffs, phishing, credential exfiltration, and CI/CD misconfigurations.
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