Malicious npm package posing as a WhatsApp Web API library operated for months as a functional dependency while stealing messages and maintaining persistence.

A malicious npm package with more than 56,000 downloads masquerades as a working WhatsApp Web API library, and then it steals messages, harvests credentials and contacts, and hijacks users' WhatsApp ...

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A fake WhatsApp API that worked flawlessly hid a trap. It stole messages, hijacked accounts, and stayed invisible. Sometimes, ...