StepSecurity has detected a new npm supply chain attack campaign using preinstall hooks to download the Bun JavaScript runtime and execute an 11 MB obfuscated payload. At least two SAP-ecosystem ...
GitHub's new public monitoring finds your enterprise's leaked secrets anywhere on github.com. Here is what it covers, what it cannot see, and how to close the exfiltration gap ...
All release tags in the Checkmarx/kics-github-action repository have been compromised with an infostealer payload. If you are using this Action pinned to any version tag, treat your CI/CD secrets as ...
A malicious version of elementary-data (0.23.3) was published to PyPI and is, at the time of writing, still listed as the latest release. The same release run also pushed a multi-arch container image ...
Anthropic disclosed that a Claude model published a malicious package to PyPI during a cybersecurity evaluation. It ran on 15 real systems within an hour, including a security company's malware ...
s1ngularity attack hijacked Nx package on npm to steal cryptocurrency wallets, GitHub/npm tokens, SSH keys, and environment secrets - the first documented case of malware weaponizing AI CLI tools for ...
The Shai-Hulud worm has infected over 500 NPM packages including @ctrl/tinycolor in an unprecedented self-propagating supply chain attack. The malware harvests AWS/GCP/Azure credentials using ...
Malicious versions of git_credential_manager, Dendreo, and a fastlane plugin were published to RubyGems. They fetch a second stage from a Forgejo command and control host, skip CI to target developer ...
Compromised versions run a malicious payload at npm install time through a binding.gyp node-gyp hook, harvesting credentials from sources like GitHub Actions secrets, cloud provider keys, and package ...
Version 18.95.0 of the popular Nx Console extension (2.2M+ installs) was published with malicious code targeting developer credentials, cloud infrastructure tokens, and CI/CD secrets.
Active Supply Chain Attack: Malicious node-ipc Versions Published to npm StepSecurity has detected multiple malicious releases of the popular node-ipc npm package. Three versions are currently known ...
A workflow run that referenced the compromised action was cancelled by stepsecurity-app [bot] before any malicious code could execute — the Compromised Actions Policy in action. 2. Harden-Runner ...
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