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150,000 Packages Flood NPM Registry in Token Farming Campaign

Posted on November 14, 2025
150,000 Packages Flood NPM Registry in Token Farming Campaign

A self-replicating attack led to a tidal wave of malicious packages in the NPM registry, targeting tokens for the tea.xyz protocol.

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