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North Korean threat actors conducted a social engineering campaign targeting Axios HTTP client developers. Attackers used a fake Microsoft Teams error fix to compromise a maintainer's account and potentially hijack the npm package. The incident highlights supply chain security risks targeting open-source projects.
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North Korean threat actors conducted a social engineering campaign targeting Axios HTTP client developers. Attackers used a fake Microsoft Teams error fix to compromise a maintainer's account and potentially hijack the npm package. The incident highlights supply chain security risks targeting open-source projects.
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