CORTEXLinux
Traditional Supply Chain Compromise Remains Rare
In contrast to what we observed in the open source ecosystem, GTIG assesses with high confidence that traditional software supply chain compromise, the manipulation of source code or update/distribution mechanisms (T1195.002), remains rare. The handful of identified cases in 2025 and early 2026 were predominantly cyber espionage incidents with intentionally limited targeting scopes. In the most significant case, North Korean threat actor UNC4899 reportedly used social engineering to compromise a
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