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5 Key Learnings on How to Get Started in DevSecOps
During DevSecCon’s recent community call on How to Get Started in DevSecOps, security experts from the DevSecCon community shared actionable advice, practical steps, and insights for navigating this critical field. Here are the top five takeaways from this call.
Malware in LLM Python Package Supply Chains
The gptplus and claudeai-eng supply chain attack represents a sophisticated malware campaign that remained active and undetected on PyPI for an extended period. These malicious packages posed as legitimate tools for interacting with popular AI language models (ChatGPT and Claude) while secretly executing data exfiltration and system compromise operations.
Path Traversal Vulnerability in Deep Java Library (DJL) and Its Impact on Java AI Development
A newly discovered path traversal vulnerability (CVE-2025-0851) in Deep Java Library (DJL) could allow attackers to manipulate file paths, exposing Java AI applications to security risks. Learn how this flaw impacts DJL users and how updating to version 0.31.1 mitigates the threat.
Security Risks with Python Package Naming Convention: Typosquatting and Beyond
Beware of typosquatting and misleading Python package names—one small mistake in pip install can expose your system to backdoors, trojans, and malicious code. Learn how attackers exploit package naming conventions and discover best practices to secure your open-source supply chain.