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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2025 · 17 MIN

Inside Security News : GitHub Supply Chain Attacks, Ransomware Defense, and Cloud Security

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In this deep-dive episode, we untangle some of today’s most critical cybersecurity threats—from GitHub’s complex quadruple supply chain attack to the rising concerns over Kubernetes vulnerabilities and serious flaws in Next.js. 🧠💻We kick things off with an inside look at StoneFly’s robust approach to data protection, from immutable air-gapped backups to ransomware-resistant infrastructure. Then, we unpack how a simple GitHub token compromise spiraled into a four-level attack chain targeting high-profile companies like Coinbase.🔐 Key Takeaways:What went wrong in the GitHub supply chain exploitThe anatomy of ransomware-resilient data infrastructureThe critical importance of immutable storage and commit hash pinningBreaking down Kubernetes’ “Ingress Nightmare” and its real-world exploitationWhy Next.js vulnerabilities could expose sensitive app dataWhether you're a developer, sysadmin, or cybersecurity enthusiast, this episode is a must-listen to stay ahead of the threat curve.

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