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Malicious Node-IPC Versions Expose Developer Secrets to Stealer Backdoor

Three versions of the popular Node IPC package have been compromised with a stealthy backdoor that can steal sensitive developer secrets, sparking urgent concerns about supply-chain security. The malicious versions, published under a fake account, contain heavily obfuscated code that springs into action when the package is loaded at runtime.

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Bitwarden CLI Compromised in Checkmarx Supply Chain Attack

A rogue version of the Bitwarden CLI package, identified as @bitwarden/cli@2026.4.0, was compromised in a supply chain attack, stealing sensitive data like GitHub tokens and cloud secrets. The malicious code, hidden in a file called bw1.js, has already been distributed to users, putting their security at risk.

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