Phylum
Identifies 137 malicious npm packages and gathers system information to a remote server.

Phylum
Identifies 137 malicious npm packages and gathers system information to a remote server.

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Phylum Description
NPM has made great strides in improving the security of the ecosystem, but despite this, malicious packages like Phylum continue to be published, with the latest discovery of 137 malicious NPM packages on January 29, 2023. The malware payload in the postinstall script gathers system information and sends it to a remote server.
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Phylum is Identifies 137 malicious npm packages and gathers system information to a remote server.. It is a Application Security solution designed to help security teams with Malware, NPM, Package Manager.
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