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Supply Chain Flaw in Brevo Pushes Malware to 100,000 Websites, Exposing Vendor Risk

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Supply Chain Flaw in Brevo Pushes Malware to 100,000 Websites, Exposing Vendor Risk

A compromised marketing-automation platform demonstrates how attackers can bypass traditional defenses by infiltrating trusted vendors, affecting thousands of businesses simultaneously and raising questions about third-party security vetting.

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