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Valid provenance signed keyv 6.0.0 on 4 August 2026, and eight malicious releases were still tagged latest 101 minutes later. What attestations prove, and the cooldown config for npm, pnpm, Yarn and Bun.
A hijacked maintainer account pushed Shai-Hulud malware into the keyv and cacheable npm family on 4 August 2026, with valid GitHub Actions provenance. Here is the containment order for the first 90 minutes.
On 28 July 2026 GitHub began ingesting OpenSSF malicious-packages advisories, so Dependabot malware alerts now cover npm, PyPI and more. Here is how to enable them and respond when one fires.
In July 2026 attackers poisoned jscrambler and AsyncAPI npm packages; the AsyncAPI payload ran at import time, past install-script defenses. How to secure your software supply chain, with a checklist and comparison
TanStack's release pipeline authenticated 84 malicious npm versions in six minutes using a valid OIDC token. No token was stolen. Here is the chain, and the controls that close it as of July 2026.
npm 12 is generally available and tagged latest. Lifecycle scripts, git dependencies and remote tarballs are now opt-in, node-gyp builds are blocked, and the failure shows up in CI first. Here is the migration.
