AsyncAPI Packages Compromised with Miasma RAT
Four @asyncapi npm packages were published with obfuscated malware on July 14, 2026 via compromised CI workflows. The payload downloads Miasma RAT, a credential stealer targeting browsers, SSH keys,...
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Official jscrambler npm Package Compromised Across Multiple Releases
The official jscrambler npm package (60K monthly downloads) was trojanized starting at 8.14.0 through an npm account or CI compromise. The attacker republished the same Rust infostealer across five...
@marketfront: 25 npm Packages Reuse a Known Lure
On July 1, 2026, npm user marketfront batch-published 25 packages carrying the same README lure SafeDep has tracked across four earlier accounts (mr.4nd3r50n, pik-libs, t-in-one, emcd-vue): "Internal...
nodemon-sudo: an npm Backdoor With No Install Script
nodemon-sudo copies the real nodemon byte for byte, adds nothing malicious to its own code, and injects one extra dependency, tslint-conf, a repackaged pino logger carrying a backdoor. There is no...
The Polymarket Trap: A Fake Arbitrage Bot, Ten npm Accounts, and Four Ways to Deliver an Infostealer
A GitHub repository posing as a Polymarket arbitrage bot accumulated 53 forks before anyone flagged the malicious npm package buried in its dependencies. Behind that repo: ten coordinated npm...
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