JavaScript

North Korean PolinRider campaign floods npm, Packagist, Go and Chrome Web Store with malicious code

bylawry
July 6, 2026

North Korean state-linked hackers running the PolinRider campaign have pushed 108 malicious packages and browser extensions to npm, Packagist, Go and Chrome, highlighting the growing supply-chain risk in open ecosystems. Developers and admins are urged to harden maintainer accounts, audit dependencies and restrict unvetted extensions.

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The Ultimate Showdown to Find the Best JavaScript Package Manager for Your Projects: npm vs Yarn vs pnpm

bylawry
October 14, 2024

npm (Node Package Manager) is the default package manager for Node.js, a popular JavaScript runtime for building server-side and…

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How to pass command line arguments to npm script

bylawry
October 14, 2024

1. Create a Script in package.json In your package.json, define a script inside the "scripts" section. Let’s say you want a script called myScript:…

North Korean PolinRider campaign floods npm, Packagist, Go and Chrome Web Store with malicious code

The Ultimate Showdown to Find the Best JavaScript Package Manager for Your Projects: npm vs Yarn vs pnpm

How to pass command line arguments to npm script

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