Over 150,000 Malicious npm Packages Flood Registry in Token Farming Attack
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A coordinated token farming campaign has resulted in over 150,000 malicious packages flooding the npm registry, targeting the tea.xyz protocol. Discovered by Amazon Inspector researchers, this incident is described as one of the largest package flooding events in open source history, surpassing previous incidents. The attack utilizes self-replicating packages to exploit unsuspecting developers.
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