⤷ Title: The 50,000-Download Trap: How ‘ambar-src’ Typosquatting Compromised Windows, Linux, and macOS Devs
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𐀪 Author: Ddos
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ⴵ Time: Fri, 27 Feb 2026 00:06:30 +0000
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⌗ Tags: #Malware #ambar_src #Apfell malware #infosec #JavaScript Security #Malicious packages #npm malware #reverse shell #supply chain attack #Tenable Research #Typosquatting
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𐀪 Author: Ddos
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ⴵ Time: Fri, 27 Feb 2026 00:06:30 +0000
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⌗ Tags: #Malware #ambar_src #Apfell malware #infosec #JavaScript Security #Malicious packages #npm malware #reverse shell #supply chain attack #Tenable Research #Typosquatting
Daily CyberSecurity
The 50,000-Download Trap: How 'ambar-src' Typosquatting Compromised Windows, Linux, and macOS Devs
Tenable uncovers "ambar-src," a malicious npm package mimicking "ember-source." It uses preinstall scripts to deploy reverse shells and Apfell malware.