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SAP npm Packages Hijacked to Deliver Credential Stealing Bun Loader

Part of the TeamPCP story · 60 articles · 13 outlets · since 22 Apr

Cybersecurity researchers warn of a credential-stealing supply‑chain attack targeting SAP‑related npm packages, including mbt@1.2.48, @cap-js/db-service@2.10.1, @cap-js/postgres@2.2.2 and @cap-js/sqlite@2.2.2, after malicious releases published on 29 April 2026 between 09:55 UTC and 12:14 UTC.

The compromised packages added an installation‑time preinstall script that downloads a Bun ZIP from GitHub Releases, extracts it, and immediately executes the Bun binary, with the loader executing a credential‑stealer and propagation framework. The infection also uses HTTP redirects without validation and employs PowerShell with -ExecutionPolicy Bypass on Windows, raising the risk for developer and CI/CD environments.

Wiz noted that the malicious packages resemble features from previous TeamPCP operations, implying that the same threat actor is likely behind the campaign, a claim supported by multiple researchers. Aikido Security, SafeDep, Socket, StepSecurity and Wiz provided the coordinated analysis, according to those organisations.

Maintainers have released safe versions to supersede the compromised releases, including sqlite v2.4.0 and v2.3.0, postgres v2.3.0 and v2.2.2, hana v2.8.0 and v2.7.2, db-service v2.10.1, and mbt v1.2.49.

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Wed 29 Apr · 16:41 UTCThe Hacker NewsSAP npm Packages Hijacked to Deliver Credential Stealing Bun Loader (this article)
Sat 4 Jul · 03:10 UTCSecurityOnlineFBI Warns TeamPCP Supply Chain Hack Hits Trivy, KICS Tools
Sat 4 Jul · 08:42 UTCSecurity AffairsFBI warns TeamPCP hijacks dev tools to steal cloud credentials
Thu 6 Aug · 14:41 UTCInfosecurityTeamPCP’s 2020 cryptojacking now fuels supply chain attacks
Fri 7 Aug · 08:00 UTCThe Hacker NewsTeamPCP fuels Redis supply chain attacks exposing new threats
Wed 12 Aug · 22:11 UTCArs TechnicaLiteLLM supply chain breach exposes Microsoft, Amazon, Cisco credentials
Thu 13 Aug · 17:21 UTCStepSecurityTeam PCP leaks 78k CI/CD secrets from 2,186 firms in five days
Fri 14 Aug · 12:07 UTCSecurityWeekTeamPCP compromises LiteLLM through poisoned Trivy scanner
Mon 17 Aug · 18:21 UTCSecurity AffairsTeamPCP compromises LiteLLM, leaking keys at Microsoft, Deloitte
Sun 23 Aug · 23:01 UTCStepSecurityTeam PCP breach exposes 78k secrets in open source supply chain
Thu 27 Aug · 11:45 UTCKrebs on SecurityAustralian Police Arrest Two Suspects in TeamPCP Cybercrime Case
Thu 27 Aug · 12:50 UTCDataBreachesAustralian police arrest duo over TeamPCP supply chain attacks
Thu 27 Aug · 12:50 UTCThe Hacker NewsAlleged TeamPCP Hackers Charged in Australia Over Major Supply Chain Attacks
Thu 27 Aug · 13:25 UTCSecurityWeekAustralian police arrest two linked to TeamPCP cybercrime ring
Thu 27 Aug · 14:31 UTCSecurity AffairsAustralian Police Charge Two in Global Open Source Malware Plot
Fri 28 Aug · 08:01 UTCSecurityOnlineAustralian Police Arrest TeamPCP Duo Over NPM Sandworm Malware
Fri 28 Aug · 11:50 UTCArs TechnicaAustralian Police Bust TeamPCP Supply Chain Hackers
Tue 8 Sep · 15:43 UTCThe Hacker NewsTeamPCP Uses Autonomous AI Agents to Scale Credential Theft Attacks
Sun 20 Sep · 11:22 UTCArs TechnicaGoogle Infiltrated TeamPCP as Supply Chain Campaign Hit 1,000 Firms
Mon 21 Sep · 06:21 UTCSecurityOnlineMandiant Infiltrated TeamPCP Chat and Helped Revoke Stolen Credentials
Mon 21 Sep · 11:01 UTCSecurityWeekCrowdSec Reveals GitHub Source Code Theft Linked to TanStack Attack

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