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CERT-EU Confirms Trivy Supply Chain Attack Led to European Commission AWS Breach

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CERT-EU confirmed a supply chain attack involving the open-source scanner Trivy, leading to an AWS breach at the European Commission’s “europa.eu” platform. Over 340 GB of data were exfiltrated, impacting up to 71 clients hosted on the service, highlighting the critical need for robust CI/CD pipeline security and vendor risk management protocols.

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