Tag: Axios
Why Software Supply Chain Security Is Moving to the Gate
March 2026: malicious versions of axios get published directly to npm. May 2026: attackers forge valid provenance for 42 TanStack packages on npm, with 84 malicious versions shipped before detection. August 2026: ...
N. Korea Group Behind Multiple Open Source Supply-Chain Attacks: Amazon
Jeff Burt | | Amazon, Axios, chalk package, Contagious Interview, generative AI, google, malicious npm packages, microsoft, North Korea, open source libraries, software supply chain attacks, typo-crypto, WizAmazon’s recent report attributing a series of compromises of open source software libraries to a North Korea-backed threat group encapsulates many of the expanding cyber risks increasingly facing developers, from the growing ...
North Korean Hackers Suspected in Supply Chain Attack on Popular Axios Project
Jeff Burt | | Axios, CI/CD, Google Threat Intelligence Group, JavaScript dependencies, Mandiant, North Korea, remote access trojan (RAT), Socket, sonatype, supply chain attack, TeamPCPThe threat actor targeted a highly popular open source project with more than 100 million weekly downloads, creating a large "blast radius." ...
Is Claude Opus 4.6 the Best Security Researcher Ever?
Mike Vizard | | 600 vulnerabilities, AI augmentation, AI-driven vulnerability discovery, Anthropic, attackers/opportunists, Axios, Claude Opus 4.6, continuous discovery, coordinated disclosure, defensive adaptation, Gadi Evron, Heather Adkins, maintainers burnout, open source projects, Red Team report, remediation, scale vs capacity, security triage, The Futurum Group, vulnerability management, zero daysAnthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 uncovered more than 600 previously unknown vulnerabilities in widely used open source software, raising new questions about AI-driven security research, vulnerability management, and defensive readiness ...
