Axios Supply Chain Attack: How the 2026 npm Compromise Happened
A detailed breakdown of the Axios compromise, the malicious npm releases, and the lessons teams should take from the incident.
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A detailed breakdown of the Axios compromise, the malicious npm releases, and the lessons teams should take from the incident.
A practical containment checklist for teams that may have installed the malicious Axios releases.
A practical set of defenses for JavaScript teams, based on lessons from the Axios incident.
Why some agile rituals create calendar pressure without improving coordination, and how teams can replace them with better async defaults.
A practical guide to shipping a static Next.js site on Cloudflare Pages with GitHub Actions, plus a safe way to store deployment secrets.
A practical look at Pyth price feeds, Hermes, and how to expose them through a small Bun + TypeScript + Elysia REST API.
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March 31, 2026
A detailed breakdown of the Axios compromise, the malicious npm releases, and the lessons teams should take from the incident.
March 31, 2026
A practical containment checklist for teams that may have installed the malicious Axios releases.
March 31, 2026
A practical set of defenses for JavaScript teams, based on lessons from the Axios incident.
March 27, 2026
Why some agile rituals create calendar pressure without improving coordination, and how teams can replace them with better async defaults.