On August 30, 2021, hackers stole over $29 million worth of crypto assets from the…
This key was probably obtained by the hackers after exploring a number of private npm repositories using stolen tokens.
Then the company assured that the hackers definitely did not get the tokens by compromising GitHub or its systems, since these tokens are not stored by GitHub in usable formats at all.
Following the discovery of the GitHub incident, Travis CI and Heroku revoked all OAuth tokens to block further attack attempts.
As a GitHub investigation has now revealed, the attackers stole the following data from the npm cloud storage:
The developers write that although the mentioned password hashes were generated using weak algorithms (PBKDF2 or SHA1 with salt) and could be hacked, account hijacking attempts should be automatically blocked by email verification, which is active for all accounts since March 1, 2022, if those don’t use 2FA.
It is also emphasized that after analyzing the logs and checking the hashes for all versions of the npm GitHub packages, the experts concluded that “the attackers did not modify any published packages and did not publish new versions of existing packages.”
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