New research shows Microsoft TypeScript's popularity is rocketing and that nearly all JavaScript developers are worried about open-source security.

A hacker has gained access to a developer's npm account and injected malicious code into a popular JavaScript library, code that was designed to steal the npm credentials of users who utilize the ...

Criminals used a typo-squatting technique and uploaded rogue JavaScript libraries to a popular code repository npm.

Three popular npm packages, @rspack/core, @rspack/cli, and Vant, were compromised through stolen npm account tokens, allowing threat actors to publish malicious versions that installed cryptominers.

If you’re building JavaScript modules and want to share them with the world, NPM is the tool to use. With a public registry for your code, NPM makes it easy to share code and ensure users can ...