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Google attributes the supply chain attack on HTTP client Axios to a suspected North Korean threat actor it calls UNC1069

The supply chain attack was stopped in less than three hours, but it's still unclear how many people got hacked.  —  techcrunch.com/2026/03/31/h...

TechCrunch Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai

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  • @emily.news Emily on bluesky
    they got hacked by an unc??  [embedded post]
  • @seldo.com Laurie Voss on bluesky
    I don't really know what we as an industry are supposed to do about North Korea.  No individual developer and few corporations have the resources to fend off a determined nation state attacker, but that's what we've got, permanently, all of us.  [embedded post]
  • @lorenzofb Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai on bluesky
    NEW: Someone hijacked an open-source software development tool to push malware to millions of people.  —  The supply chain attack was stopped in less than three hours, but it's still unclear how many people got hacked.  —  techcrunch.com/2026/03/31/h...
  • @zackwhittaker@mastodon.social Zack Whittaker on mastodon
    Google is now linked the hack and hijack of the popular Axios npm open-source project to North Korea (UNC1069), which is known for stealing cryptocurrency.  —  Axios is downloaded tens of millions of times weekly, so this hack is likely widespread.  —  Our updated story: https://…