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Supply Chain Attacks Spotted in GitHub Actions, Gravity Forms, npm

Posted on July 29, 2025
Supply Chain Attacks Spotted in GitHub Actions, Gravity Forms, npm

Researchers discovered backdoors, poisoned code, and malicious commits in some of the more popular tool developers, jeopardizing software supply chains.

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