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Anatomy of a Supply Chain Attack: npm Package Poisoning

How attackers inject malicious code into open-source packages and evade automated scanning tools.

K. Osei· Threat Researcher
9 min read

Supply chain attacks have become one of the most effective vectors for compromising large organizations. By targeting the tools developers trust, attackers gain access to thousands of downstream systems simultaneously.

This research examines three real-world npm poisoning campaigns from 2025-2026, analyzing the injection techniques, persistence mechanisms, and detection opportunities at each stage.

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