Compromised npm packages abuse Hugging Face as exfil infrastructure
Malicious npm packages deployed a RAT that captured keystrokes, screenshots, and wallet credentials while using Hugging Face repositories as infrastructure
5 appearances on the backlist front page in the last 30 days.
Malicious npm packages deployed a RAT that captured keystrokes, screenshots, and wallet credentials while using Hugging Face repositories as infrastructure
Launching Steam with Chromium debugging enabled allows JavaScript injection through the webSocketDebuggingUrl interface
Someone on social media was bragging they got a CSAM website taken offline. They illustrated this by showing a CloudFlare report. The report shows the domain this person reported. CloudFlare clearly states it is being investigated, forward
TrapDoor shows active attackers coordinating malicious releases across npm, PyPI, and Crates.io rather than targeting a single package ecosystem
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