Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated supply chain attack targeting the HashiCorp Terraform ecosystem, where threat actors are publishing malicious Terraform providers to execute arbitrary code during infrastructure provisioning. These compromised providers are designed to stealthily exfiltrate cloud credentials and inject backdoors into newly deployed AWS and Azure environments.\n\nOur latest threat briefing breaks down the mechanics of this Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) exploit, the indicators of compromise within compromised Terraform registries, and the strict dependency-pinning strategies DevOps teams must implement immediately.\n\nRead the full technical analysis on our official security portal.
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Supply Chain Threat: Malicious Terraform Providers
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Source:https://dev.to/kiran_sonawane/supply-chain-threat-malicious-terraform-providers-4p43
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