Node2Shell: Node.js Brotli Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A high-severity out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the Node.js Brotli decoder (Node2Shell) allows remote code execution when processing malformed compressed data.

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The Miasma v3 malware is currently targeting AsyncAPI npm packages via a compromised GitHub Actions release workflow to deliver a persistent Node.js remote access trojan.
A sophisticated supply chain attack compromised the AsyncAPI npm organization to distribute the Miasma multi-stage dropper, targeting developers for credential theft and lateral movement.
The China-aligned threat actor UNK_MassTraction is exploiting Roundcube vulnerabilities to deploy IceCube and VShell backdoors against US and Canadian university physics departments.
The emiltype actor published a malicious npm package nodemon-sudo that uses the dependency tslint-conf to fetch and execute a second-stage payload via IPFS at runtime.
The Veil#Drop framework utilizes a multi-stage infection chain involving JavaScript launchers and PowerShell cradles hosted on Blogspot to deploy PureLog Stealer in memory.
Turla (Secret Blizzard) targets government and military entities globally using the custom STOCKSTAY and Kazuar backdoors, often leveraging hijacked infrastructure.
Trojan FIXMAPI Loader is a reconnaissance stager delivered via trojanized Advanced Installer packages that impersonates Microsoft components to profile victims and beacon to C2 infrastructure.
A threat actor compromised a Mastra maintainer account to poison 140+ npm packages with a malicious dependency used for cross-platform backdoors and credential exfiltration.
Lazarus group deployed a cluster of malicious npm packages masquerading as Rollup polyfill tools to target developer workstations with a multi-stage remote access and data-stealing payload.
The StegoAd campaign utilized 119 malicious browser extensions to perform ad fraud and steal Google and WordPress credentials from 2.6 million users.