Attackers will likely use software bills-of-material (SBOMs) for searching for software potentially vulnerable to specific software flaws.
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Cyberattack Gold: SBOMs Offer an Easy Census of Vulnerable Software
Attackers will likely use software bills-of-material (SBOMs) for searching for software potentially vulnerable to specific software flaws.
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Though PAN originally described the attacks exploiting the vulnerability as being limited, they are increasingly growing in volume, with more exploits disclosed by outside parties.
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Understand what security measures you have in place, what you need to keep secure, and what rules you have to show compliance with.
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