Should security engineers care about transitive supply chain vulnerabilities?
It's amusing to think that a developer can progress through years of crafting software, stitching together libraries and packages, all the while remaining blissfully unaware of a fundamental truth: with each dependency they happily import or install, they often usher in a parade of other unseen dependencies.
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