A critical deserialization flaw in the R programming language has been discovered, which could lead to a supply chain hack. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2024-27322, allows attackers to execute malicious code by overwriting the .rdx file associated with the R package

 Deserialization flaw in R language poses a supply chain risk

Despite the release of a patch by the R Foundation, security researchers warn of the potential risks associated with the deserialization vulnerability. The vulnerability affects more than 135,000 R source files, including projects from major companies like R Studio, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and AWS. By understanding how the flaw exploits the R data serialization process, security experts have emphasized the importance of addressing this critical issue to prevent potential supply chain risks. ```
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