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How We Hacked a Software Supply Chain for $50K

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Scraped JavaScript front-end files of the target and used ASTs to identify import/require statements which lead to discovering a public container with NPM credentials.

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CI/CD Attacks › Techniques > Initial Code Execution: “Scraped JavaScript front-end files of the target and used ASTs to identify import/require statements which lead to discovering a public container with NPM credentials.”