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North Korea’s Nefarious NPM Nuggets: Cyber Heist Unveiled with Devs in the Crosshairs
Need a dash of espionage in your code? North Korea’s latest export isn’t what you’d expect—fake npm packages! These digital wolves in sheep’s clothing, masquerading as utility libraries, are actually credential-stealing ninjas with a side-hustle in crypto theft. Remember, friends don’t let friends download sketchy…
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Who needs a Trojan Horse when you've got npm packages dressed in sheep's clothing? North Korea's latest fashion trend in cyber-espionage: malware-infused code libraries with a side of crypto and credential theft. Don't forget the garnish—a fake job interview to serve it all up! Bon appétit, developers!
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