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In response to the reported NPM supply chain compromise involving the qix account, we deleted all cached dependencies created after 13:00 UTC on 8 September 2025 as a preventive security measure. These dependencies may have contained versions of npm packages potentially compromised during the breach window.
Cache files older than 13:00 UTC remain intact, preserving valid and pre-existing dependencies unaffected by the incident.
Details: Malicious versions have been published for dozens of high-impact npm packages maintained by qix, including strip-ansi, color-convert, color-name, error-ex, and is-core-module. See more details here: GitHub Issue #1005.
How to protect yourself:
If you use npm, immediately audit your dependencies.
Pin all affected packages to their last known safe versions using the overrides field in package.json.
Use npm ci in your build pipelines to ensure reproducible installs.
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In response to the reported NPM supply chain compromise involving the qix account, we deleted all cached dependencies created after 13:00 UTC on 8 September 2025 as a preventive security measure. These dependencies may have contained versions of npm packages potentially compromised during the breach window.
Cache files older than 13:00 UTC remain intact, preserving valid and pre-existing dependencies unaffected by the incident.
Details: Malicious versions have been published for dozens of high-impact npm packages maintained by qix, including
strip-ansi
,color-convert
,color-name
,error-ex
, andis-core-module
. See more details here: GitHub Issue #1005.How to protect yourself:
npm ci
in your build pipelines to ensure reproducible installs.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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