#supply-chain
9 cases
A credential left in a Docker image layer let an unidentified attacker rewrite Codecov's Bash Uploader and harvest every secret from its customers' CI environments for sixty days. No one was ever identified.
A North Korean-linked actor compromised Trading Technologies' X_TRADER, used it to breach 3CX, and shipped signed, trojanised VoIP clients to its customers — the first documented case of one software supply chain attack causing another.
Between late 2025 and mid-2026, the software supply chain threat landscape underwent a fundamental paradigm shift with the emergence of the Shai-Hulud malware lineage. Culminating in the highly...
Between mid-2025 and August 2026, a cybercriminal collective operating primarily under the ShinyHunters brand—alongside associated activity clusters tracked as UNC6040, UNC6240, UNC6395, UNC6661, and...
Between June 11 and June 24, 2026, the global cybersecurity and software-as-a-service (SaaS) ecosystem experienced a severe supply chain compromise orchestrated by the financially motivated extortion...
On August 20, 2026, attackers hijacked a prominent Rust ecosystem crate and pushed a malicious update to `arrayref@0.3.10`, a small array-conversion utility with approximately 245 million lifetime...
Attackers compromised a GitHub Personal Access Token belonging to the `tj-actions-bot`, retroactively rewriting version tags v1–v45.0.7 of the widely-used `tj-actions/changed-files` Action to point to a malicious commit. The payload scanned runner memory for secrets and printed them directly into public workflow logs, exposing CI/CD credentials across 23,000+ repositories. Tracked as CVE-2025-30066; linked to an earlier compromise of `reviewdog/action-setup@v1` (CVE-2025-30154).
The BlackSuit ransomware group (a rebrand of Royal Ransomware) compromised CDK Global, the dominant Dealer Management System provider for North American auto dealerships, causing a weeks-long outage affecting ~15,000 dealerships' ability to sell, finance, service, and manage vehicles — one of the most disruptive ransomware incidents against a critical software supplier in 2024.
A sophisticated multi-year supply chain attack compromised the widely used xz compression library, embedding a backdoor in liblzma that targeted OpenSSH authentication on systemd-based Linux distributions. The attacker, operating under the persona 'Jia Tan,' spent over two years building trust as a contributor before gaining maintainership and inserting the malicious code.