Early Warning Insights for Software Supply Chain Attacks (2025) - Investigates the rising threat of software supply chain attacks driven by artificial intelligence and the practice of rapid, unverified code deployment. Research indicates that as many as 40 percent of code suggestions generated by large language models contain exploitable security vulnerabilities, while specific slopsquatting incidents have already resulted in over 1,065 malicious package downloads. By shifting focus toward indicators of action rather than static artifacts, organizations can better mitigate the risks posed by automated dependency resolution and the integration of fragile, AI-generated code into critical infrastructure
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