For our systems we run, we have supply chain breaches.
But, when our code runs client side and depends on software artefacts being pulled from elsewhere by the client device, I feel like a supply chain paints a picture of a flow of control for that artefact that doesn't really exist.
Therefore, I phrased this post in the context of a "delivery chain" breach instead of a "supply chain" breach and I am curious to see what discussion flows.
Of course, I'm also trying to raise awareness to this particular breach and the odd events around it.
But, when our code runs client side and depends on software artefacts being pulled from elsewhere by the client device, I feel like a supply chain paints a picture of a flow of control for that artefact that doesn't really exist.
Therefore, I phrased this post in the context of a "delivery chain" breach instead of a "supply chain" breach and I am curious to see what discussion flows.
Of course, I'm also trying to raise awareness to this particular breach and the odd events around it.