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From Axios NPM Supply Chain Attack to Tracking DPRK’s BlueNoroff

DCSO CyTec Blog
DCSO CyTec Blog
Published April 2, 2026Original Report

Excerpt

Key Facts A supply chain attack affecting the NPM (Node Package Manager) package “Axios” (widely used JavaScript HTTP-Client) was made public in end March 2026. DCSO’s analysis of the published indicators and email addresses suggests connections to the DRPK linked threat actor “BlueNoroff”, based on overlaps between activities historically attributed to BlueNoroff and the infrastructure identified in this case. DCSO did observe overlaps in the threat actor’s techniques and…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYunknownINFRASTRUCTURE23.254.167.216http://sfrclak.com:80…http://sfrclak.comCAPABILITYunknownVICTIMunknown
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Infrastructure(6)
Capability
Victim

Attack Flow7 steps · MITRE ATT&CK mapped

Initial AccessTA0001T1195
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Supply Chain Compromise
ActionCompromise Axios NPM package
A malicious version of the widely used NPM package 'Axios' was published, containing a postinstall script that executes without user interaction.

Indicators of Compromise

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6 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
IP23.254.167.216HighScore 64/100First seen
URLhttp://sfrclak.com:8000/6202033HighScore 66/100First seen
URLhttp://sfrclak.comHighScore 58/100First seen
IP142.11.206.73HighScore 74/100First seen
IP23.254.203.244HighScore 64/100First seen
URLhttp://sfrclak.com:8000HighScore 58/100First seen

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