The supply chain attack on third-party library Axios has forced OpenAI to revoke its code-signing certificate and require ...

A supply-chain attack affecting Axios, the popular JavaScript library, traced back to DPRK threat activity. (Image: Shutterstock) A supply-chain attack that compromised versions of Axios to distribute ...

The widely used Axios HTTP client library, a JavaScript component used by developers, was recently hacked to distribute malware via a compromised account. Attackers exploited a hijacked account on npm ...

The popular JavaScript HTTP client Axios has been compromised in a supply chain attack, exposing projects to malware through malicious npm releases. Security researchers from StepSecurity identified ...

Attackers stole a long-lived npm token from the lead axios maintainer and published two poisoned versions that drop a cross-platform RAT. Axios sits in 80% of cloud environments. Huntress confirmed ...

With almost 175,000 npm projects listing the library as a dependency, the attack had a huge cascade effect and shows how quickly a compromised package can propagate through the ecosystem.

Hackers infiltrated Axios maintainers using fake Slack channels and Teams calls, then published infected packages.

All macOS users must update their OpenAI apps, including ChatGPT, to the latest versions following a security incident, ...

OpenAI is one of many organizations affected by the recent Axios supply chain attack attributed to North Korean hackers.

“The full breadth of this incident is still unclear, but given the popularity of the compromised package, we expect it will have far reaching impacts,” a chief Google analyst said. North Korea-aligned ...

A supply chain compromise involving the widely used JavaScript package Axios is now being tied to a North Korea-linked threat actor, turning what already looked like a serious open-source incident ...