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From SolarWinds to LiteLLM: A Five-Year Retrospective on Supply Chain Attacks
In five years, supply chain attacks have evolved from a niche concern to a board-level risk. This session traces the arc from SolarWinds (2020) through Log4j (2021), the NPM and PyPI dependency confusion campaigns (2022–2024), and the recent Trivy-to-LiteLLM cascading attack (2026). What patterns emerge? What defenses work? And what does the next five years look like as AI accelerates both attack and defense? A fast-paced, insight-dense session designed to give any audience technical or executive a clear picture of where we have been, where we are, and where we are heading.
Format: Lightning Talk (5–10 min) or Session Presentation (30 min)
Level: Introductory to Intermediate
Ankit Kumar Honey
Engineering leader securing the world's software supply chain at GitHub (Microsoft). MS Data Science candidate at Harvard. Building AI-driven defences for 180M+ developers.
Seattle, Washington, United States
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