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Aqua News New Timing Attack Against NPM Registry API Could Expose Private Packages

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"By creating a list of possible package names, threat actors can detect organizations' scoped private packages and then masquerade public packages, tricking employees and users into downloading them," Aqua Security researcher Yakir Kadkoda said.

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Aqua News New Timing Attack Against NPM Registry API Could Expose Private Packages
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