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A third party is a person or group involved in a communication other than the principal parties (first and second). In cryptology, a hostile third party is often referred to as Eve (for "eavesdropper").
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How does one defend against software supply chain attacks?
In reference to the Solarwinds attack, since many organisations have no access to the source codes of the software vendors from whom they just consume the services, how can organisations defend agains …
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