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In this video, we break down "Shai-Hulud 2.0" (The Second Coming)—a self-replicating worm that has become one of the most dangerous supply chain attacks in JavaScript history.

Targeting over 800 npm packages and affecting 132 million monthly downloads, this malware doesn't just steal credentials; it weaponizes your CI/CD pipeline to spread itself further. We cover the technical evolution from the September 2025 wave to the advanced November variant, the "dead man's switch" that wipes local directories, and the defensive playbook every AppSec engineer needs to know.

In this video, we cover:

The Mechanism: How the worm turns victims into attackers.

The Evolution: How it bypasses Node.js security using the Bun runtime.

The Blast Radius: Why tools like Zapier, Postman, and PostHog were affected.

The Defense: A 4-step action plan to harden your pipelines.

🔍 Key Topics: Software Supply Chain Security, npm Malware, CI/CD Hardening, DevSecOps, Shai-Hulud.

⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - The most dangerous attack in JS history 0:55 - The Scale: 25k+ malicious repos created 2:05 - What is a Supply Chain Attack? (The "Poisoned Flour" Analogy) 3:03 - The Infection Chain: How it steals tokens 3:48 - Evolution: Wave 1 vs. Wave 2 (The "Second Coming") 4:42 - The "Dead Man's Switch" (Scorched Earth Tactic) 5:18 - The Victim List: Zapier, Postman, & more 6:04 - Your Defensive Playbook (4-Step Plan) 7:01 - The Death of Reputation-Based Security


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