Mondoo in
the News

“An attacker can make a malicious change look reviewed and signed off by someone your team trusts, your pipeline builds it and ships it downstream, and your own audit log swears the whole thing was legitimate. Deleting a repo costs you a bad afternoon. Forging trust in it costs you every release that follows.”

“In every supply-chain worm we’ve tracked this year, attackers had to work around code review, because faking an approval was harder than dodging it. This does it for free.”

“Threat actors experience an asymmetric advantage on the AI front because adversaries need to find only one path to succeed, and AI lowers the cost of exploitation attempts to near zero.”

“Transparent agentic AI: humans in the loop on decisions, AI automation on remediation and mitigation execution, and a clear audit trail from identifying the issue to verifying it's fixed.”

“A threat actor uploaded four malicious packages from one npm account: a near-verbatim copy of Shai-Hulud with its own command-and-control infrastructure, three Axios typosquats, and a DDoS botnet payload that conscripts infected machines into a flooding network.”

“3.0 is an "indiscriminate 'fire and forget' weapon with no way of calling off the attack."”

“The rapid evolution of Shai Hulud shows how attractive the software supply chain has become to attackers.”