Over 150,000 Malicious npm Packages Linked to Token Farming Campaign Detected
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Amazon Inspector has reported over 150,000 malicious packages in the npm registry linked to a token farming campaign targeting developers using the Tea Protocol. This incident is noted as one of the largest package flooding events in open source history, surpassing previous reports of 15,000 packages. The campaign was identified through advanced detection methods combining AI and rule-based analysis.
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