Reports surfaced that the widely used npm package @ctrl/tinycolor had been compromised by Wormable Malware as part of a ...

Dozens of npm libraries, including a color library with over 2 million downloads a week, have been replaced with novel self-replicating credential-stealing code in yet another wave of a supply chain ...

A new self-replicating worm dubbed Shai-Hulud has compromised over 180 npm packages, stealing credentials and spreading ...

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It is possible that the attackers behind this attack are the same ones as last time. Their malicious code bears the name of a prominent science fiction monster.

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In a supply chain attack, the trending npm package, @ctrl/tinycolor, was in the target. Dastardly versions steal secrets through TruffleHog scanning.