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New ‘StegaBin’ Campaign Uses Malicious 26 npm Packages to Deploy Multi

Cybersecuritynews •Tushar Subhra Dutta • March 3, 2026

A new software supply-chain attack is abusing the npm ecosystem today, where a single mistaken dependency can quietly open a door into a developer’s machine. The activity, tracked as “StegaBin,” mixes familiar tricks like typosquatting with a staged delivery path that runs during installation and keeps the theft out of sight. In this wave, 26 […]

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StegaBin Campaign Exploits npm Ecosystem with 26 Malicious Packages The StegaBin campaign targets npm users by deploying 26 malicious packages that facilitate multi-stage credential theft. This software supply-chain attack utilizes techniques such as typosquatting and a staged delivery path to operate stealthily during installation, potentially compromising developer machines. 2 sources 64

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