A rapid package-chain incident shows how native build plumbing and install-time hooks can turn trusted developer workflows into a supply-chain risk.
A fresh Node.js library flaw shows how a fix for one symlink problem can still be outmaneuvered when filesystem reality diverges from a path string.
A reported malicious npm package, terminal-logger-utils, is described as a dropper that fetches a second-stage Node.js payload and targets developer secrets such as SSH keys, Telegram sessions, wallets, and environment variables.
A Node.js remote-access trojan is being examined as a real-time secret harvester, a reminder that one infected workstation can put source control, cloud access, and automation accounts at risk.
A widely downloaded npm package was flagged with malicious releases, showing how one poisoned dependency can turn routine imports into a credential risk.
A new wave of malicious package activity tied to the TanStack ecosystem shows how one infected release can become a propagation engine, turning normal JavaScript dependency behavior into a supply-chain risk.
A wave of critical flaws in the popular vm2 library exposes Node.js servers worldwide to full remote code execution, shattering the illusion of safe sandboxing.
A torrent of critical flaws in the vm2 JavaScript sandbox exposes Node.js servers to total compromise-again.
A newly discovered vulnerability in the vm2 library exposes millions of servers to remote code execution by breaking the wall between sandboxed scripts and host systems.
A new phishing campaign leverages clever social engineering, Tor, and fileless Node.js malware to create a stealthy, modular cybercrime service targeting Windows users.
A meticulous North Korean social engineering campaign is targeting top Node.js maintainers in a bid to hijack the software supply chain.
Sophisticated attackers impersonate recruiters and colleagues to compromise Node.js maintainers and poison the software supply chain.
A sweeping Node.js update patches seven vulnerabilities, including a major TLS flaw that lets attackers crash servers remotely.
A critical look into the rapid response that kept countless systems running Node.js out of the cybercriminal crosshairs.
A newly uncovered flaw in the beloved Axios library lets attackers bring down servers with a single poisoned JSON property.
A critical Axios vulnerability lets attackers remotely bring down servers with a single malicious payload.
A critical vulnerability in the popular vm2 library exposes Node.js applications to dangerous sandbox escapes and arbitrary code execution.
A critical flaw in the popular vm2 library exposes Node.js applications worldwide to stealthy attacks.
A critical flaw in the popular vm2 library let attackers break free from the sandbox-threatening the integrity of countless Node.js applications worldwide.