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NPM hack shows stakes of open‑source supply chainsA

NPM hack shows stakes of open‑source supply chainsA

A large-scale breach of the NPM software registry on 8 September 2025 underscores how a single compromised account can ripple through government and private sector IT. NPM—the official repository for JavaScript packages at npmjs.com—is best understood as a public library of reusable code “building blocks” that developers
Jason Lee Bakke Sep 10, 2025
Bad actors threaten to weaponize open source software

Bad actors threaten to weaponize open source software

A recent report by Strider Technologies, reported by Defense One, describes how state-sponsored hackers from China, Russia, and North Korea are contributing to widely used open-source software. By injecting vulnerabilities and backdoors into the open-source projects that are built into digital infrastructure, these actors can potentially exfiltrate sensitive data or
Jason Lee Bakke Aug 5, 2025

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