npm typosquatting attacks
npm typosquatting turns a single mistyped `npm install` into a live compromise. Real incidents, attack patterns, and defenses that actually catch it.
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npm typosquatting turns a single mistyped `npm install` into a live compromise. Real incidents, attack patterns, and defenses that actually catch it.
How SUNBURST hid inside a signed SolarWinds Orion update, hit 18,000 organizations, and reshaped supply chain security.
How a Docker image flaw let attackers tamper with Codecov's Bash Uploader for 65 days, exfiltrating CI secrets from HashiCorp, Twilio, and more.
How North Korea-linked hackers turned a signed, trusted 3CX VoIP installer into malware — and the double supply chain attack that made it possible.
CVE-2024-3094 hid a remote-access backdoor inside xz-utils via a years-long social engineering campaign. Here's the timeline, impact, and fix.
How a routine maintainer handoff let attackers slip a Bitcoin-stealing backdoor into event-stream, hitting millions of npm installs for ten weeks.
In 2021, a hijacked npm account pushed cryptomining and password-stealing malware into ua-parser-js for 4 hours. Here's what happened and how to catch it faster.
In 2022, maintainer Marak Squires turned colors.js and faker.js into protestware, breaking 19,000+ npm projects and coining a new supply chain threat term.
In March 2022, node-ipc's maintainer shipped code wiping files on Russian and Belarusian machines. Here's what happened, how it spread, and how to catch it next time.
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