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Josh Bressers

Josh Bressers

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Host, Hacker History Podcast

Green Bay, Mastodon

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Web Tech, Consumer Technology, Shopping, Credit Cards, Web Culture

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Total articles 332

  • Anchore 2025 Predictions: Looking Ahead to 2025

    By Josh Bressers, David Marshall|VMblog.comIndustry executives and experts share their predictions for 2025. Read them in this 17th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. ByJosh Bressers, VP of Security at AnchoreIn recent years, we've witnessed thesoftware supply chain transition from a quiet corner of cybersecurity into aprimary battlefield. Today, cybercriminals have fully embraced the hiddencomplexity of software supply chains as a ripe vector to exploit.

    By Josh Bressers, David Marshall · 0

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • The Unsolvable Problem: XZ and Modern Infrastructure

    By Josh Bressers|Cyber Defence MagazineThe ongoing prevalence (and rise) of software supply chain attacks is enough to keep any software developer or security analyst up at night. The recent XZ backdoor attack is finally behind us, and luckily there was no widespread reach of the backdoored library. If you hadn’t heard, this software supply chain attack was a malicious effort that targeted Linux systems, and this attack had been years in the making.

    By Josh Bressers · 0

    Oct. 19, 2024

  • Anchore 2025 Predictions: Looking Ahead to 2025

    By Josh Bressers, David Marshall|VMblog.comIndustry executives and experts share their predictions for 2025. Read them in this 17th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. ByJosh Bressers, VP of Security at AnchoreIn recent years, we've witnessed thesoftware supply chain transition from a quiet corner of cybersecurity into aprimary battlefield. Today, cybercriminals have fully embraced the hiddencomplexity of software supply chains as a ripe vector to exploit.

    By Josh Bressers, David Marshall · 0

    Jan. 28, 2025

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Hacker History Podcast

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland