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Zane Lackey

  • General Partner, a16z
New York
As seen in: a16z, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Dark Reading, SD Times, Security Boulevard, Total Retail, ITOps Times
GP @a16z helping build amazing cybersecurity and platform engineering companies. Previously Co-Founder of @SignalSciences and CISO @Etsy
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Investing in Neo

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By Zane Lackey, Joel de la Garza
| a16z.news
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts The endpoint security market is entering its third generation. The first was antivirus: static signatures, easily evaded, built for a world of known malware. The second was behavioral detection and response such as SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, and the EDR category they created, which watched process behavior instead of file hashes and became the standard enterprise defense for over a decade.
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Et Tu, Agent? Did You Install the Backdoor?

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By Malika Aubakirova, Zane Lackey, Joel de la Garza
| a16z.news
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts This week, someone hijacked one of the most popular packages on the internet and used it to install a backdoor on every machine that ran npm install. The package was Axios, which is the HTTP library that powers network requests in millions of applications. It gets downloaded over 100 million times a week. If you’ve built anything in JavaScript in the last decade, you’ve almost certainly used it, or something you depend on has used it for you.
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Et Tu, Agent? Did You Install the Backdoor?

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By Joel de la Garza, Malika Aubakirova, Zane Lackey
| a16z
Et Tu, Agent? Did You Install the Backdoor? Table of Contents Share This week, someone hijacked one of the most popular packages on the internet and used it to install a backdoor on every machine that ran npm install. The package was Axios, which is the HTTP library that powers network requests in millions of applications. It gets downloaded over 100 million times a week.
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