How open-source malware is re-targeting UK supply chains
THE SO WHAT
Open-source malware shifting from noisy cryptomining to quiet access attacks turns every supplier into a potential backdoor. Map your UK supply chain dependencies and assume at least one vendor’s environment is compromised—segmentation and least-privilege access are now table stakes.
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