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Just checked out Avinya’s case studies—great work in web3. Any room for a volunteer or dev? I’m web3 + AI UX focused, happy to help where it counts.
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2.6 billion downloads, every week!
That’s the scale of the developer account hijacked in the recent NPM breach.
For those who missed the headlines:
A developer's account was phished after receiving a 2FA refresh email, perfectly impersonating NPM.
The developer whose account was hijacked maintains NPM packages with over 2.6 billion weekly downloads!
The developer's npm account was now used to inject malicious code into these popular packages and publish them in his repository!
My high level thoughts about this breach in particular:
- It's not as bad as we are screaming it to be, because within 15 minutes, the packages were noticed to be malicious. They were taken down within an hour; which I believe is actually great open source community initial response.
- If you were installing packages within the time of these malicious packages being live, yes you should worry.
At RSAC this year, through my talk, titled “How Your Engineering Teams Are Being Attacked-Its Not what You Think.”, I warned about something that the NPM breach proves.
Engineering teams aren’t just being attacked through code flaws, they’re being attacked through trust.
1. As a growing supply chain attack vector, malicious npm and PyPi packages are becoming a clear favorite in the toolkit of attackers. I hope this screenshot below paints a bigger picture of the real lessons and what you must keep your thumb on. Watch my full RSAC talk on YouTube using this link 👉 https://t.co/OOlIKLmh0U
2. Phishing emails are looking more legit by the day. When you sprinkle in fatigue, which the developer alluded to in his linkedin post, it's a recipe for disaster. Like my friend Anna Collard 🌻will always say, we must build digital mindfulness and cognitive resilience.
3. Phishing emails are looking more legit but not necessarily more sophisticated. Legitimate domain impersonation is still a top deception tactic. For example, the developer(maintainer) got the phishing email from support@npmjs[.]help but the legitimate domain controlled by NPM is https://t.co/RL55clLWxM. Do you see what I mean?
4. I hope this reminds us all, that trust is the real attack surface and human identities (and NHIs) are a master key. We must all continue to immunize ourselves with the knowledge and tools to stay safe.
5. Let's go back to the basics...understanding your dev exposure is super important!
Stay Cyber Safe!
Cybersecurity is broad.
Before you start thinking “ethical hacker” or “SOC analyst,” pause.
The real first step? Understanding the domains, the core areas of cybersecurity that guide everything from career paths to certifications.
Let’s break them down 🧵
Just learnt some ethical hacking and wondering what field to explore? Here's a list of fields to explore:
1. Web App Security – Hacking websites to find bugs like XSS, SQLi, and IDOR.
2. Network Pentesting – Attacking networks to uncover misconfigurations and flaws