Npm-scan: Modern supply chain security for the npm ecosystem
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npm supply chain security tool
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Supply chain threat detection that catches what npm audit, Snyk, and Socket miss. Detects obfuscated payloads, credential stealers, kernel rootkits, eBPF hooks, memory extraction, GitHub spoofing, and AI-targeted attacks. Traditional tools are outdated. npm audit checks CVE databases. Snyk scans dependency versions. Neither catches behavioral patterns. The 2026 wave of attacks: - eBPF kernel rootkits (invisible to monitoring) - Memory-level credential extraction (OIDC tokens) - Self-defending code (anti-debugging, anti-tampering) - GitHub author spoofing ("claude@users.noreply.github.com") - A
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