Python is everywhere in modern software. From machine learning models to production microsarvis, the possibility is your codes – and your business – depends on the python packages that you did not write.
But in 2025, this belief comes with a serious risk.
Every few weeks, we are looking into the fresh headlines about malicious packages uploaded on the Python Package Index (PYPI) – facing any damage until they do real harm. One of the most dangerous recent examples? In December 2024, the attackers quietly compromised the Ultralitics Yollo package, widely used in computer vision applications. It was downloaded thousands of times before paying attention to someone.
This was not a separate event. This is new normal.
Python supply chain attacks are growing rapidly – and your next pip install may be the weakest link. To know that our webinars should be included what is really happening, what is coming next, and how to secure your code with confidence. Do not wait for a violation. Now look at this webinar and take control.
What exactly is going on?
The attackers are exploiting weak links in the open-sources supply chain. They are using tricks:
- Typo-Squating: To upload fake package with names like required or URLIB.
- Repojacking: Once hijacking Gitab repo attached to reliable packages.
- Slop-Squating: Popular mistakes publication First A legal version claims them.
Once a developer establishes one of these packages – intent or not – the game is over.
And this is not just a rogue package. Even the official python container image ships with significant weaknesses. At the time of writing, the standard paython base image has more than 100 high and important CVEs. It is not easy to fix them, either. This “My boss asked me to fix Ubuntu” problem – When your app team inherits infra problems, no one wants themselves.
This is the time to treat the Python Supply Series Safety, like the first class problem.
Traditional approach- “Install Just Pip and proceed” – Do not cut it anymore. Whether you are driving a developer, a security engineer, or production system, you need visibility and control what you are pulling.
And here is good news: You can secure your pythan environment without breaking your workflow. All you need is the right tool, and a clear playbook.
This is where this webinar comes.
In this session, we will run:
- Prasting of modern python supply chain attacks: What happened in the PyPI events recently – and why they continue to happen.
- What can you do today: Install hygiene to use devices such as pip-audit, sigstore and SBoms from PIP.
- Behind the curtain: Sigstore and SLSA: Modern signature and perfect structures are changing how we rely on the code.
- How Pypi is answering: What do they mean to the latest ecosystem-wide change and package consumers.
- Zero-Trust for your Python Stack: Protection out of the box, using chainguard containers and chainguard libraries to ship the cve-free code.
Threats are becoming smarter. The tooling is getting better. But most teams get stuck somewhere in the middle – on default images, no verification, and hopefully their dependence does not cheat them.
You do not need to be a security expert overnight – but you need a roadmap. Whether you are early during your journey or already auditing and signing, this session will help you to move your Python Supplies Series to the next level.
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Your application is safe only as the weakest import. This is the time to trust with eyes closed and start verifying. join us. Get practical. Get safe
