Backstabber's Knife Collection: A Review of Open Source Software Supply Chain Attacks

19 May 2020

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Practical Automated Detection of Malicious npm Packages Adriana Sejfia Max Schäfer 50 69 0 28 Feb 2022
What are Weak Links in the npm Supply Chain? Nusrat Zahan Thomas Zimmermann Patrice Godefroid Brendan Murphy C. Maddila Laurie A. Williams 107 113 0 19 Dec 2021
APTSHIELD: A Stable, Efficient and Real-time APT Detection System for Linux Hosts Tiantian Zhu Jinkai Yu Tieming Chen Qixuan Yuan J. Ying Jiabo Zhang Mingqi Lv Yan Chen Yuan Fan Ting Wang 60 28 0 16 Dec 2021
Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities Nicholas Boucher Ross J. Anderson 56 16 0 30 Oct 2021
Security Review of Ethereum Beacon Clients Jean-Philippe Aumasson D. Kolegov Evangelia Stathopoulou 43 10 0 23 Sep 2021
A Survey on Common Threats in npm and PyPi Registries Berkay Kaplan J. Qian 36 20 0 21 Aug 2021
Evaluating Large Language Models Trained on Code Mark Chen Jerry Tworek Heewoo Jun Qiming Yuan Henrique Pondé ... Bob McGrew Dario Amodei Sam McCandlish Ilya Sutskever Wojciech Zaremba ELM ALM 297 5,702 0 07 Jul 2021
Hardware-Enforced Integrity and Provenance for Distributed Code Deployments Marcela S. Melara Mic Bowman 105 3 0 17 Jun 2021
Enabling Security-Oriented Orchestration of Microservices Marcela S. Melara Mic Bowman 49 2 0 17 Jun 2021
Supporting the Detection of Software Supply Chain Attacks through Unsupervised Signature Generation Marc Ohm Lukas Kempf Felix Boes M. Meier 23 4 0 04 Nov 2020