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When Good Tools Go Bad: How Open-Source Software Can Become a Cyber Threat
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The Baltimore Times
Some of the most effective attacks today use free, publicly available software known as open-source software.
Open-source software is software whose underlying code is made publicly available for anyone to view, use, modify, and share.
Open-source software is often created and maintained by communities of volunteer developers, companies, and independent contributors working together.
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement AdvertisementWhy Attackers Love Open-Source ToolsNone of the software involved in this attack was custom-built malware.
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