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NPM 12 Will Change Script Execution Behavior to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks

The upcoming release of npm 12 will alter how scripts are executed during the installation process.

Source SecurityWeek AI Summary Updated June 13, 2026
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The upcoming release of npm 12 will alter how scripts are executed during the installation process. This change aims to prevent supply chain attacks by limiting the execution of scripts from dependencies. The modification will make npm install default to not running scripts from dependencies unless explicitly allowed. This shift in behavior is intended to reduce the risk of malicious scripts being executed during the installation process. The change is part of npm's ongoing efforts to enhance security and mitigate potential threats. By limiting the execution of scripts from dependencies, npm 12 aims to provide an additional layer of protection against supply chain attacks.

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