A significant cybersecurity incident has emerged involving the Ultralytics AI library, which has been compromised in a software supply chain attack. Two versions of the library, specifically Ultralytics 8.3.41 and 8.3.42, were found to contain malicious code that delivers cryptocurrency miners. This breach has affected approximately 60 million downloads, raising concerns about the systemic risks posed to critical infrastructure in the U.S. The incident highlights the increasing vulnerability of operational technology environments, which are becoming prime targets for cyber adversaries. Experts emphasize that the current digital landscape resembles a new Cold War, with nation-states leveraging cyber capabilities for power and influence.
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Ultralytics AI Library Hit by Supply Chain Attack: 60 Million Downloads Compromised https://t.co/a0sUGsEHKg
We are living in a new Cold War playing out on digital battlegrounds where nation-states are leveraging cyberspace to project power and influence on an unprecedented scale, says @FlashpointIntel's Andrew Borene and Ian Gray in this commentary. #infosec https://t.co/QaZq95NFZq