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    Home»Development»North Korea-linked Supply Chain Attack Targets Developers with 35 Malicious npm Packages

    North Korea-linked Supply Chain Attack Targets Developers with 35 Malicious npm Packages

    June 25, 2025

    Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a fresh batch of malicious npm packages linked to the ongoing Contagious Interview operation originating from North Korea.
    According to Socket, the ongoing supply chain attack involves 35 malicious packages that were uploaded from 24 npm accounts. These packages have been collectively downloaded over 4,000 times. The complete list of the JavaScript

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