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Cyber Security Today, March 29, 2024 – PyPI repository shuts to stop malicious uploads, a plea to developers to stop creating apps with SQL vulnerabilities, and more - Vimarsana News

Cyber Security Today, March 29, 2024 – PyPI repository shuts to stop malicious uploads, a plea to developers to stop creating apps with SQL vulnerabilities, and more

PyPI repository shuts to stop malicious uploads, a plea to developers to stop creating apps with SQL vulnerabilities, and more. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It's Friday, March 29th, 2024. I'm Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com and TechNewsday.com in the U.S. I've reported before that threat actors are increasingly uploading malicious code

PyPI halts new projects, users for 10 hours due to infostealer influx - Vimarsana News

PyPI halts new projects, users for 10 hours due to infostealer influx

Typosquatting attack installed malicious packages to harvest credentials and crypto wallet data.

PyPI stops signing up new users to try and block malware campaign - Vimarsana News

PyPI stops signing up new users to try and block malware campaign

Once again, PyPI is facing an unimaginable barrage of attacks

PyPI halted new users and projects while it fended off supply-chain attack - Vimarsana News

PyPI halted new users and projects while it fended off supply-chain attack

Automation is making attacks on open source code repositories harder to fight.

Lazarus uploading malware to open-source PyPl software repository - Vimarsana News

Lazarus uploading malware to open-source PyPl software repository

Japan's Computer Security Incident Response Team (JPCERT/CC) has issued a warning to developers worldwide following the discovery of four malicious PyPI packages uploaded by the notorious North Korean hacking group, Lazarus.