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Malicious Packages on NPM and PyPi Steal Credentials from Paysafe and Skrill Users · Cyprus Report

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Malicious Packages on NPM and PyPi Steal Credentials from Paysafe and Skrill Users

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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Malicious packages pretending to be Paysafe and Skrill SDKs were discovered on the Node Package Manager (NPM) and Python Package Index (PyPi).
These fake packages aimed to steal credentials from users and developers of Paysafe, Skrill, and Neteller applications.
The discovery highlights ongoing security risks associated with software repositories used by developers.
Experts are advising users to verify the authenticity of packages before installation to avoid potential malware threats.
This incident raises awareness about the importance of cybersecurity in software development environments.

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Fake Paysafe, Skrill SDKs on NPM and PyPi steal credentialsBleepingComputer · 13 days ago

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Malicious packages pretending to be Paysafe and Skrill SDKs were discovered on the Node Package Manager (NPM) and Python Package Index (PyPi).
These fake packages aimed to steal credentials from users and developers of Paysafe, Skrill, and Neteller applications.
The discovery highlights ongoing security risks associated with software repositories used by developers.
Experts are advising users to verify the authenticity of packages before installation to avoid potential malware threats.
This incident raises awareness about the importance of cybersecurity in software development environments.

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