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NPM ecosystem hit with two new supply chain compromises
Attacks targeting developer ecosystems are increasing in frequency and sophistication, with Node.js developers firmly in this week’s crosshairs, as multiple npm packages belonging to the open-source AsyncAPI and Jscrambler Code Integrity…
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Attacks targeting developer ecosystems are increasing in frequency and sophistication, with Node.js developers firmly in this week’s crosshairs, as multiple npm packages belonging to the open-source AsyncAPI and Jscrambler Code Integrity were poisoned with malware following compromised development credentials. The incidents highlight the cascading effect of software supply chain attacks in which stolen credentials are then used to perpetrate additional compromises.
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