tldr; A major security breach involving npm, a central hub for software code, has impacted both cryptocurrency and everyday apps. Attackers gained access to a trusted developer’s account via phishing, inserting malicious code into widely used npm packages. This compromised code spread across numerous applications, enabling financial theft by altering cryptocurrency wallet addresses. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in the digital supply chain and underscores the need for stronger security measures, including hardware wallets and automated code review tools.
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Jayrovers86 on
A trusted deceloper. Likely knew every trick in the book fell for a phishing scam… yeah right was probably in o it
Asstaroth on
sending it from my tangem to my ledger should be safe right? I mean if my tangem got compromised it shouldn’t affect my second wallet?
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tldr; A major security breach involving npm, a central hub for software code, has impacted both cryptocurrency and everyday apps. Attackers gained access to a trusted developer’s account via phishing, inserting malicious code into widely used npm packages. This compromised code spread across numerous applications, enabling financial theft by altering cryptocurrency wallet addresses. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in the digital supply chain and underscores the need for stronger security measures, including hardware wallets and automated code review tools.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
A trusted deceloper. Likely knew every trick in the book fell for a phishing scam… yeah right was probably in o it
sending it from my tangem to my ledger should be safe right? I mean if my tangem got compromised it shouldn’t affect my second wallet?