Thecyberexpress IndonesianFoods Worm Infects npm with Over 44,000 Malicious Packages
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A large-scale spam campaign known as the IndonesianFoods worm has targeted the npm ecosystem, deploying over 43,000 malicious packages across at least 11 user accounts. This attack, which has been ongoing for more than two years, aims to pollute the npm registry with junk packages rather than stealing user credentials or data.
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