Malware Report

Title
Targeted npm Malware Attempts to Steal Company Source Code and Secrets
Report Author
Phylum Research Team
Published At
1691038800000
Updated At
1691038800000
Description
On July 31, 2023, Phylum's automated risk detection platform alerted us to another series of unusual publications on npm. Within a few hours, we observed the publication of ten different "test" packages. These packages demonstrated increasing functionality and refinement as the attacker seemingly tailored the code for a specific purpose—

Malware Packages (14)

The following malware packages were identified in this report.

Package Type Name Attack Strategy Package Author Versions Description
NPM Module @rocketrefer/components malikrukd4732 1.21.5
NPM Module binarium-client malikrukd4732 4.0.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test521 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test522 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test523 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test524 malikrukd4732 2.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test525 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test527 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test528 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test529 malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test531 malikrukd4732 1.999.0, 1.999.9, 9.999.0
NPM Module developer_backup_test532 malikrukd4732 1.999.9
NPM Module zip_achive_bp malikrukd4732 1.999.0
NPM Module @rocketrefer/admin-panel malikrukd4732 2.9.9
Package Type Name Attack Strategy Package Author Versions Description