Supply-chain compromise affecting an organization (software development)
Researchers identified 101 malicious npm packages that abuse the Baileys WhatsApp open source project to add developers to WhatsApp groups without consent in a campaign dubbed PhantomSub. The packages target developers through the npm package repository.
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- Upstream: Security news (RSS + Claude). The upstream record names the organization, so it is not linked here.
- Candidate incidents extracted from public security reporting; every entry links its article
Defenses for this class of incident
all categoriesA supply chain sits in these classes of the AI-security landscape. The companies below work on that class of problem. This is a taxonomy, not a claim that any of them would have changed this incident.
Vendor data: AI Security Startups Map by Prompt Security (CC BY 4.0), synced daily. startups.prompt.security. Paid placements are labelled Sponsored; HeimWall, which runs this site, is labelled Operator. 452 companies in the directory.
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