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Beware the jQuery Juggernaut: How a Crafty Supply Chain Attack Hijacked Web Forms
Beware of sneaky cyber crooks slipping trojanized jQuery into your code! A “complex and persistent” attack has been unspooling across npm, GitHub, and jsDelivr, with 68 dubious packages playing hide and seek. Watch out for the ‘end’ function—it’s the malware’s Trojan horse!
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Who knew that jQuery could get a glow-up in such a nefarious way? Sneaky cyber villains have turned the beloved web development library into a Trojan horse, and it's trotting through our supply chains like it owns the place. The cyber-sleuths at Phylum must've felt like they were playing a game of ‘Where’s Waldo?’ with malware, and spoiler alert: Waldo is everywhere.
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