Attackers Are Exploiting the System That Manages the Rest of Your Network
A compromised orchestrator is not just another vulnerable server. It is the trusted control point for the edge devices around it.
Rob Nidschelm
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Provenance answered where the package was built. It could not answer whether the source reaching the trusted workflow was honest.
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