A malicious npm package reached over 2 million weekly downloads by hiding its payload in a routine library function rather than an install script.

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The NPM ecosystem has suffered another supply chain attack in which a malicious package has accumulated millions of downloads ...

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Thirteen npm packages deliver WeaselBiscuit, a JavaScript stealer that harvests Chrome extension storage across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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Malicious npm package indexed-btree hid its loader in runtime code, avoiding install hooks after logging millions of downloads.