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Malicious npm Packages Abuse Postinstall Scripts to Steal Ethereum Private Keys and Mnemonic Phrases

Cyber Press
Cyber Press
Published June 12, 2026Original Report

Excerpt

A recently discovered software supply chain attack has targeted blockchain developers by deploying eleven malicious npm packages designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet credentials and compromise development infrastructure. The campaign highlights a growing trend of threat actors exploiting open-source ecosystems to target the financial assets of Web3 projects and cloud-native environments. Cyfirma Research recently identified a coordinated operation involving npm packages…

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Attack Flow6 steps · MITRE ATT&CK mapped

Initial AccessTA0001T1195
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Compromise Software Supply Chain
ActionPublish malicious packages
Malicious npm packages are published to the npm repository, masquerading as legitimate development tools.

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3 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
SHA153b91117db931d3acbbfd15aa8400bb6691e023dMediumScore 53/100First seen
SHA256d94a2444268b339dfda2615f7800322fb318e0a484414bb17016cfcd5eb07c44MediumScore 53/100First seen
SHA163154cd9c79f9d14eb9be6c4efc2a778d31646ecMediumScore 53/100First seen

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