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Shai-Hulud npm Worm Resurfaces After 111 Days and Slips Past Malware Scanning

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 8, 20264 min read

A familiar npm worm has returned after more than three months of silence, carrying the same malicious file linked to an earlier supply-chain incident. The reappearance shows how a known threat can regain access to developer environments when it is republished inside ordinary software packages. The latest activity involved four packages uploaded within one hour […] The post Shai-Hulud npm Worm Resurfaces After 111 Days and Slips Past Malware Scanning appeared first on Cyber Security News.

A familiar npm worm has returned after more than three months of silence, carrying the same malicious file linked to an earlier supply-chain incident. The reappearance shows how a known threat can regain access to developer environments when it is republished inside ordinary software packages. The latest activity involved four packages uploaded within one hour on September 7. When a developer installs a poisoned dependency, the malware can run before normal work begins, look…

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