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Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager Worms

Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager WormsAaron Gilmore Published on: 2026/01/30

Shai‑Hulud and Sha1‑Hulud 2.0 show how npm worms spread via stolen tokens. Learn how to lock publishing, harden CI, and rotate secrets fast.

Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager Worms

Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager Worms

Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager WormsAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/30

Shai‑Hulud and Sha1‑Hulud 2.0 show how npm worms spread via stolen tokens. Learn how to lock publishing, harden CI, and rotate secrets fast.

Security & Emergency ManagementIncident Field NotesCybersecurity & Systems SecuritySupply Chain & Third-Party Security
Covenant Health Ransomware: The Real Cost of Revised Impact

Covenant Health Ransomware: The Real Cost of Revised Impact

Covenant Health Ransomware: The Real Cost of Revised ImpactAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/28

When breach impact gets revised upward, the cost isn’t just records—it’s trust, governance, notification waves, and long-tail recovery work. Lessons from Covenant Health.

Security & Emergency ManagementIncident Field NotesRisk Management & Threat AnalysisOperations Security (OPSEC) & Sensitive Info ProtectionCybersecurity & Systems SecurityInformation & Data Security
Jaguar Land Rover’s Production Disruption: Cyber Risk Becomes Supply Chain Risk

Jaguar Land Rover’s Production Disruption: Cyber Risk Becomes Supply Chain Risk

Jaguar Land Rover’s Production Disruption: Cyber Risk Becomes Supply Chain RiskAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/09

JLR’s 2025 cyber disruption shows how IT outages become supply-chain failures. Protect ERP/MES/identity, test IT/OT segmentation, and plan fallback operations.

Security & Emergency ManagementIncident Field NotesOperations Security (OPSEC) & Sensitive Info ProtectionCybersecurity & Systems SecurityInformation & Data SecuritySupply Chain & Third-Party Security
Bybit $1.5B Theft: Cold Wallet Controls Still Fail

Bybit $1.5B Theft: Cold Wallet Controls Still Fail

Bybit $1.5B Theft: Cold Wallet Controls Still FailAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/02

The Bybit theft shows “cold storage” fails when signing/approval workflows are deceived. Lessons for privileged approvals, vendor risk, and comms.

Security & Emergency ManagementIncident Field NotesOperations Security (OPSEC) & Sensitive Info ProtectionCybersecurity & Systems SecurityInformation & Data SecuritySupply Chain & Third-Party Security

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