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  1. RE: fosstodon.org/@SocketSecurity/

    This might also be a reason why, especially since Go benefits from a package system that can pull from any URL, people might want to move off of Github. Name-spoofing becomes a little more difficult when you have your own domain.

    #golang

  2. New.

    Socket: TeamPCP and BreachForums Launch $1,000 Contest for Supply Chain Attacks socket.dev/blog/teampcp-supply @SocketSecurity #infosec

  3. Posted yesterday, if you missed this:

    Socket: 5 Malicious NuGet Packages Impersonate Chinese UI Libraries to Distribute Crypto Wallet and Credential Stealer socket.dev/blog/5-malicious-nu @SocketSecurity #infosec #threatresearch #Windows

  4. TC39 Advances “Array.fromAsync”, “Error.isError”, and Explicit Resource Management to Stage 4, by @sarahgooding (@SocketSecurity):

    socket.dev/blog/tc39-advances-

    #ecmascript #arrays #errors

  5. New on the BoxyHQ blog - Progress and Challenges In Securing The Web Ecosystem in 2023 - A Year in Review by BoxyHQ 📦 boxyhq.com/blog/boxyhq-2023-ye #opensource #saml #sso #news #securingtheweb #mvsp - Notable mentions: @osi @SocketSecurity @fidoalliance

  6. New on the BoxyHQ blog - Progress and Challenges In Securing The Web Ecosystem in 2023 - A Year in Review by BoxyHQ 📦 boxyhq.com/blog/boxyhq-2023-ye - Notable mentions: @osi @SocketSecurity @fidoalliance

  7. 🚨 Socket detected malicious activity in newly published versions of node-ipc, an npm package with 822K weekly downloads.

    Affected versions:
    [email protected]
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    Socket’s AI scanner flagged the malware within ~3 minutes of publication.

    Early analysis shows obfuscated stealer/backdoor behavior, including host fingerprinting, local file enumeration, payload wrapping, and attempted exfiltration.

    socket.dev/blog/node-ipc-packa

  8. 🐘 @packagist is urging projects to update Composer after a GitHub token format change caused some GitHub Actions tokens to be exposed in CI logs.

    GitHub has rolled back the token change for now, but affected projects still need to update Composer.

    socket.dev/blog/packagist-urge

  9. 🚨 Socket’s Threat Research Team uncovered a malicious Chrome extension posing as an wallet. It steals seed phrases by encoding them into transactions and leaks them on-chain - no C2 needed.

    socket.dev/blog/malicious-chro

  10. 🚨 New Research: Threat actors compromised four extensions, pushed malicious updates that load encrypted malware, evade Russian locales, and fetch C2 instructions via memos, leading to macOS credential and wallet theft.

    Full analysis: socket.dev/blog/glassworm-load

  11. 🚨 New research: A malicious Chrome Web Store extension is stealing newly created API keys and exfiltrating them to a Telegram bot, enabling full account takeover with trading and withdrawal rights.

    Details → socket.dev/blog/malicious-chro

  12. 🚨 We detected malicious client packages published to npm and PyPI after a maintainer account compromise, enabling wallet theft and remote code execution.

    Full investigation → socket.dev/blog/malicious-dydx

  13. 🚨 New threat research: An impostor package typosquatted a popular .NET tracing library and its author, using homoglyph tricks to blend in, then exfiltrated wallet JSON and passwords to a Russian IP address.

    Full report →
    socket.dev/blog/malicious-nuge

  14. 🚨 New from the Socket Threat Research Team: 5 coordinated Chrome extensions hijack sessions and block security controls in enterprise HR and ERP platforms like Workday and NetSuite.

    Full report → socket.dev/blog/5-malicious-ch

  15. 🚨 The Socket Research team has uncovered a malicious npm package targeting developers using tools in their development environments: socket.dev/blog/malicious-npm-

  16. 📦 Our latest investigation of Black Basta's leaked chats shows how they were plotting to exploit open source package registries to deploy ransomware, plus our analysis of & wiperware packages already in the wild.

    socket.dev/blog/black-basta-de

  17. At , NIST revealed that the NVD is scrapping its consortium plan, walking back last year’s promise of reform, while pitching new tools that critics say won't meaningfully address the backlog or transparency problem.

    socket.dev/blog/vulncon-2025-n

  18. 🚨 Socket researchers discovered an npm package targeting traders. It hunts for wallet keys & credentials, then exfiltrates them via Telegram. A second package serves as a minimal wrapper to execute the payload.

    Full report → socket.dev/blog/malicious-npm-

  19. 🚨 The Socket Research team has uncovered a malicious npm package targeting #Ethereum developers using #Hardhat tools in their development environments: socket.dev/blog/malicious-npm-

  20. 🚨 The Socket Research team has uncovered a malicious npm package targeting #Ethereum developers using #Hardhat tools in their development environments: socket.dev/blog/malicious-npm-

  21. 🚨 The Socket Research team has uncovered a malicious npm package targeting #Ethereum developers using #Hardhat tools in their development environments: socket.dev/blog/malicious-npm-

  22. 🚀 Exciting news: Socket is now part of TC54! We're joining forces to help shape the future of SBOMs, CycloneDX, and PURL, making software supply chains more secure & transparent.

    socket.dev/blog/socket-joins-t

  23. 📌 New from the Socket Research Team: A malicious npm package disguised as an integration triggers a reverse shell during payment success. Unlike many malicious packages that execute code during installation, this payload is delayed until runtime.

    socket.dev/blog/npm-package-ad