Open Source Supply Chain Threat Landscape - A Moving Target

Open Source Supply Chain Threat Landscape - A Moving Target

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 Context
  3. 3 Supply Chain
  4. 4 Edward Reever
  5. 5 Chevy Cobalt
  6. 6 Boeing 787
  7. 7 Lettuce
  8. 8 Old School Vulnerabilities
  9. 9 First Vulnerabilities
  10. 10 Shell Shock Heartbleed
  11. 11 Commons Collection
  12. 12 Log for Shell
  13. 13 China
  14. 14 National Security Agency
  15. 15 New Rise of Open Source
  16. 16 typo squatting attacks
  17. 17 evolution of attacks
  18. 18 attacks on developers
  19. 19 Jenkins
  20. 20 Vercata
  21. 21 Code Cub
  22. 22 Inversion
  23. 23 White Hat Research
  24. 24 Bug Bounties
  25. 25 The attackers are still focused
  26. 26 Global drug trade 2016
  27. 27 VC funds investing in attackers
  28. 28 Theyre looking for the easy way
  29. 29 For the attackers right now
  30. 30 This rise is not a coincidence
  31. 31 Credit card fraud detection
  32. 32 What do we do about it
  33. 33 They were freaking out
  34. 34 Theyre amateurs
  35. 35 Fix Open Source
  36. 36 Takata Airbag
  37. 37 JYear on View
  38. 38 Vulnerability Analysis
  39. 39 Solving 4 of the Problem
  40. 40 The Good News
  41. 41 The Point
  42. 42 You have a supply chain
  43. 43 How to avoid the next malicious release
  44. 44 Factory Deming principles
  45. 45 Security is most important
  46. 46 People are faster and more secure
  47. 47 Conclusion

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