ci cd attacks

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The ci cd attacks tag covers threats targeting software supply chains, particularly in Windows development environments. Recent content highlights dependency confusion attacks on npm, where malicious packages impersonate internal modules to run reconnaissance code during install. These attacks exploit developer workstations, build runners, and private package conventions as a reconnaissance surface before more destructive payloads are deployed. For Windows-heavy enterprises, this underscores the need for robust supply-chain defenses, including package integrity verification and monitoring of postinstall hooks. The tag focuses on real-world attack patterns rather than generic security advice, with an emphasis on practical implications for Windows developers and IT teams.
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    Dependency Confusion on npm: Recon via postinstall Hooks Threatens Windows Dev Envs

    Microsoft Threat Intelligence disclosed on May 29, 2026, that malicious npm packages published on May 28 and May 29 under three maintainer aliases used dependency confusion across nine organizational scopes to impersonate internal corporate modules and run obfuscated reconnaissance code during...
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