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Supply Chain Attacks

Ledger Connect Kit December 2023: A CDN Attack Retrospective

The Ledger Connect Kit compromise was a five-hour CDN attack that drained roughly $600k from connected wallets. A look at how it happened and what defenders learned.

Mar 12, 20265 min read
Incident Analysis

xrpl.js npm Backdoor April 2025 Incident Analysis

A stolen Ripple-adjacent npm token pushed key-stealing versions of xrpl.js. Timeline, payload structure, and what XRPL integrators should do next.

Feb 9, 20267 min read
Incident Analysis

Solana web3.js npm Backdoor: Dec 2024 Post-Mortem

A phished maintainer token pushed a private-key-stealing backdoor into @solana/web3.js 1.95.6/1.95.7. Full mechanics and post-incident recommendations.

Feb 5, 20266 min read
Incident Analysis

Ledger Connect Kit Attack: What Devs Missed

A phishing-obtained GitHub token published a wallet drainer as @ledgerhq/connect-kit in Dec 2023. What the incident tells us about Web3 supply chain trust.

Feb 1, 20267 min read
Incident Analysis

Lottie Player npm Supply Chain Attack Explained

A leaked maintainer token published three trojanized versions of @lottiefiles/lottie-player to npm, targeting wallet drains. Here is the mechanics.

Jan 19, 20267 min read
Open Source Security

faster_log and async_println: Rust's First Public Wallet-Stealing Crates

On September 24, 2025, crates.io removed faster_log and async_println — Rust typosquats that had quietly stolen Ethereum and Solana keys from 8,424 downloads since May.

Sep 30, 20255 min read
Emerging Technology

Web3 Smart Contract Dependencies: A Supply Chain Security Blind Spot

Smart contracts import code from unaudited libraries, creating supply chain risks that have already led to billions in losses. The Web3 ecosystem needs better tooling.

Mar 15, 20235 min read

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