npm Blog Archive: Reported malicious module: getcookies
The npm blog archive reports on a malicious module named getcookies that masqueraded as a cookie parsing library but contained a backdoor, leading to the unpublishing of three packages and three versions of a fourth package from the npm Registry.
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