"Each published package becomes a new distribution vector: as soon as someone installs it, the worm executes, replicates, and ...

A Dune-inspired worm recently hit CrowdStrike and npm, infecting hundreds of packages. Here's what happened - and how to protect your code.

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

A new supply chain attack on npm, the node package manager, has injected the first malware with self-replicating worm ...

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

Hardly a week goes by that there isn’t a story to cover about malware getting published to a repository. Last week it was ...

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 ...

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.

This means, if you’re working in a checked-out repository, you might not be able to find the files you're expecting. You can ...

The Image Modification extension on Raycast is ideal for the job. On the image transformation front, it can flip, rotate, ...

Your weekly strategic brief on the cyber threat landscape. Uncover the deeper patterns behind attacks, from bootkit malware ...

Inspect your GitHub account for a repository named “Shai-Hulud.” The malware automatically creates this repo to store exfiltrated secrets. If it exists, remove it immediately, and carefully review its ...