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The 3CX Software Supply Chain Hack and The Impact on Publishers and Consumers

The 3CX Software Supply Chain Hack and The Impact on Publishers and Consumers

Reversing Labs
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Software supply chain attacks occur when hackers infiltrate a vendor’s development or delivery environment and insert malicious code before updates reach customers. Once these compromised updates are installed, attackers gain access to customer systems and networks. With Gartner predicting that nearly half of organizations may face such attacks by 2025, vendors must strengthen risk management, threat detection, and prevention strategies. The 3CX incident highlights how these breaches can disrupt both software publishers and the consumers who rely on their products.

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