A Survey of 2024–2025 Open‑Source Supply‑Chain Compromises a...#237
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🔗 Additional ContextOriginal Blog Post: https://words.filippo.io/compromise-survey/ Content Categories: Based on the analysis, this content was categorized under "🏭 Pentesting CI/CD -> Github Security (expand existing GitHub Actions content with: 1) "GitHub Actions Trigger Abuse (pull_request_target & issue_comment pwn requests)"; 2) "GitHub Actions Cache Poisoning & Cross‑Workflow Escalation"; 3) "Mutable Action Tags & Supply‑Chain Takeovers"; 4) "CI Token Exfiltration & Long‑Lived Credential Abuse")". Repository Maintenance:
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This post surveys documented 2024–2025 open‑source software supply‑chain compromises and categorizes their initial access vectors, then derives concrete, technical mitigations that maintainers can apply to reduce compromise risk. It focuses on depended‑upon projects (libraries, tools, Actions) and ignores purely malicious packages, package‑manager bugs, and one‑off app compromises.
Case studies and root causes