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The OpenSourceMalware Show
Security defenders, DevOps engineers, and software developers managing dependencies and build systems.
- Est. audience
- 100
- Apple rating
- 5 from 1
- Cadence
- Weekly
- Latest
- 2026-10-28
- By
- OpenSourceMalware
- Based on
- 12 recent episodes
- Covers: Software supply chain threats, malicious open source packages, credential theft, package ecosystem vulnerabilities, and attacker tradecraft.
- For: Security defenders, DevOps engineers, and software developers managing dependencies and build systems.
- Best for: Security teams and engineers protecting build pipelines from compromised open source dependencies.
- Skip if: General consumer audiences or professionals outside software engineering and cybersecurity.
Start with
- Brotli vulnerability, LiteLLM breached via unrevoked key, poisoned prompt downloads malware: Explains how vendored C code dependencies bypass standard package manifests.
- OVH CLI compromised by Glassworm, compound payloads hide malware, GhostAction copycats PolinRider: Details how compromised maintainer accounts lead to malicious tool releases.
- Tensorlake compromised with mini Shai-Hulud worm, new RubyGems attack: Shows how malicious npm preinstall hooks execute payloads and steal credentials.
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Summarised by AI from 12 recent episodes. Audience estimate and Apple rating from Podscan, checked 2026-11-03; treat the estimate as a guide and ask the show for its own numbers. Prices are not included. Report a mistake.