Miasma v2: Self-Spreading npm Worm Now Uses Malicious binding.gyp file and Compromises 57 Packages
Two days later, and Miasma already has a new version. The self-spreading npm worm that first surfaced earlier this week didn't give the creators the results they were expecting.
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