SECURITY THREAT DETECTION SYSTEM

MALICIOUS PACKAGE

DETECTION ENGINE

$2.8 BILLION stolen through malicious npm packages.
Don't be the next victim. Scan before you install.

REAL-TIME MONITORING
AI POWERED
THREAT DATABASE
2.5 million
PACKAGES SCANNED
47k
THREATS DETECTED
99.8%
DETECTION RATE
150k
DEVELOPERS PROTECTED
THREAT INTELLIGENCE
Real-time tracking of crypto-draining malware, supply chain attacks, and zero-day exploits in the npm ecosystem.
DEEP ANALYSIS
AI-powered dependency scanning reveals hidden vulnerabilities and malicious code patterns across your entire project.
INSTANT ALERTS
Get immediate warnings about compromised packages, maintainer takeovers, and suspicious version releases.

ATTACK VECTORS

Understanding the types of attacks threatening the npm ecosystem

87
CRYPTO THEFT
Packages designed to drain cryptocurrency wallets and steal private keys from infected systems.
234
CREDENTIAL HARVESTING
Malware that exfiltrates environment variables, API keys, passwords, and authentication tokens.
156
CODE INJECTION
Supply chain attacks that inject malicious code into legitimate packages through compromised maintainers.
92
BACKDOORS
Remote access trojans and persistent backdoors allowing attackers to control infected development machines.

ACTIVE THREAT FEED

Known malicious packages that have compromised production systems and stolen cryptocurrency assets. Click to view full attack analysis.

event-stream
CRITICAL
$13M+ stolen — Bitcoin wallet draining malware injected through compromised dependency. Targeted Copay users. (2018)
ua-parser-js
CRITICAL
8M+ downloads/week — Cryptominers and password stealing trojans deployed after account hijacking. (2021)
eslint-scope
HIGH
NPM credential theft — Compromised maintainer account used to publish malicious versions. (2018)
flatmap-stream
CRITICAL
Purpose-built weapon — Malicious package created specifically to inject crypto-stealing code into event-stream. (2018)

ATTACK TIMELINE

Major security incidents in the npm ecosystem over the years

2018
Jul 2018
eslint-scope compromise
Maintainer account hijacked
Nov 2018
event-stream attack
$13M Bitcoin wallet theft
2021
Oct 2021
ua-parser-js breach
Cryptominers deployed to 8M+ weekly downloads
Nov 2021
coa & rc attacks
Password-stealing malware in popular packages
2022
Mar 2022
node-ipc protest
Developer intentionally corrupts files in Russia/Belarus
Aug 2022
Peacenotwar malware
Anti-Russia protestware affects thousands
2024
Feb 2024
Socket.dev reveals typosquatting campaign
200+ malicious packages discovered
Sep 2024
AI-generated malware detected
First cases of LLM-generated attack code

PROTECTION PROTOCOL

Essential security practices to defend your projects from supply chain attacks

1
AUDIT BEFORE INSTALL
Check package history, maintainer reputation, and security advisories before adding any dependency to your project.
2
USE LOCK FILES
Always commit package-lock.json or yarn.lock to ensure consistent, reviewed versions across all environments.
3
ENABLE 2FA
Require two-factor authentication for all npm accounts with publish access to prevent account takeovers.
4
REVIEW UPDATES
Never blindly update dependencies. Review changelogs and scan for suspicious behavior before upgrading.
5
MINIMIZE DEPENDENCIES
Each dependency is a potential attack vector. Evaluate if you really need that package or can implement it yourself.
6
MONITOR ALERTS
Set up automated scanning and subscribe to security advisories to catch compromised packages immediately.

PROTECTING DEVELOPERS FROM SUPPLY CHAIN ATTACKS