JavaScript packages with billions of downloads were compromised by an unknown threat actor looking to steal cryptocurrency.

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The "largest npm compromise in history" targeting crypto wallets through JavaScript packages has netted hackers just $1,043.

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Hackers are sharing malicious SVG files which spoof real-life websites in order to trick victims into downloading damaging ...