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Hot code burns
Summary
The post "Hot code burns" discusses the misconception that code with zero CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is secure. It emphasizes that new code hasn't been thoroughly examined and suggests that often the most secure components are those that haven't been altered recently, highlighting the importance of careful scrutiny in software supply chain security.
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