Hunted Labs Launches Entercept™, an AI-Powered Platform to Stop Software Supply Chain Attacks
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Supply chain attack targets macOS Cursor users with malicious npm packages
Supply chain attack targets macOS Cursor users with malicious npm packages Researchers have identified three malicious npm packages targeting the macOS version of the artificial intelligence-assisted code editor Cursor as part of a broader software supply chain campaign, according to The Hacker News. Introduction to Malware Binary Triage (IMBT) Course Looking to level up your skills? Get 10% off using coupon code: MWNEWS10 for any flavor. Enrol…
Hunted Labs Entercept Combats Software Supply Chain Attacks - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
Hunted Labs announced Entercept, an AI-powered source code security platform that gives enterprises instant visibility into suspicious behavior from the people and code in their software supply chain. Open source code and the people who write it are the unguarded entry point for cybercriminals aiming to inject ransomware, disrupt business, or commit espionage. As the use of open source code skyrockets, development and security teams face mountin…
Hunted Labs Launches Entercept™, an AI-Powered Platform to Stop Software Supply Chain Attacks
With partnerships already underway with BrainGu and Parabol, Hunted Labs gives security leaders real-time visibility into human and technical risk in enterprise source code. Hunted Labs, an AI-native software security firm, announced the launch of its first commercial product, Entercept, an AI-powered source code security platform that gives enterprises instant visibility into suspicious behavior from the people and code in their software suppl…
Hunted Labs Entercept combats software supply chain attacks - Help Net Security
Hunted Labs announced Entercept, an AI-powered source code security platform that gives enterprises instant visibility into suspicious behavior from the people and code in their software supply chain. Open source code and the people who write it are the unguarded entry point for cybercriminals aiming to inject ransomware, disrupt business, or commit espionage. As the use of open source code skyrockets, development and security teams face mountin…
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