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Source code and credentials belonging to cybersecurity company Rapid7 were accessed by an unauthorized third party during a supply-chain attack on Codecov. Starting on January 31, hackers gained restricted access to hundreds of networks belonging to Codecovs customers by tampering with one of the San Francisco–based companys software development tools. Codecov, whose customers include IBM and Hewlett-Packard, announced on April 15 that a malicious party had gained access to its Bash Uplo...

PDF Security firm Rapid7 has confirmed attackers have accessed a subset of its source code, which contained internal credentials and alert-related data, following an investigation launched after the Codecov supply chain attack. Codecov, which provides tools to verify how well software tests cover code in development, announced the attack on April 15. Attackers had modified its Bash Uploader Script to export sensitive data, including credentials, software tokens, and keys, Codecov said. It advis...

Enterprise security vendor Rapid7 says unauthorized third-party accessed source code, customer data during Codecov supply chain breach

A view of the entrance into the Rapid7 offices. The company confirmed that “a small subset” of its source code repositories and some customer credentials and other data were accessed by an unauthorized party. (Rapid7) Security vendor Rapid7 confirmed that “a small subset” of its source code repositories and some customer credentials and other data were accessed by an unauthorized party following a breach of code-testing company Codecov last month. In an unsigned May 13 blog,...

Codecov Affected by Supply-Chain Attack; Notifies Customers Microsoft Warns of 25 Critical Memory-Allocation Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices Babuk Gang to Focus on Data-Theft Extortion instead of Ransomware Information of 22 Million ParkMobile Customers Released for Free on Hacking Forum Musical Instrument Marketplace Reverb Discloses Data Breach Code coverage and software auditing company Codecov recently suffered a supply-chain attack where a threat actor gained access to its Bash Uploader scr...