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'No npm packages compromised,' confirms Vercel after security attack.

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Vercel Inc. partners with GitHub.

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'No npm packages compromised,' confirms Vercel after security attack. Despite the Google Workspace of Vercel's customers getting attacked, why is there no major loss reported? Updated 20:00 EDT April 21, 2026 Vercel, a Web3 infrastructure provider, has finally provided a breather to the crypto community as it announced that no Node Package Manager (npm) package was affected in the attack. For context, npm is like an app store for code, facilitating speedy development by enabling managing and reusing code instead of redoing everything. The confirmation on this was made by the Vercel security team in collaboration with GitHub, Microsoft, npm, and Socket. The Vercel attack briefly. This disclosure comes on the heels of a bunch of Vercel's customers credentials getting attacked as the hacker got access to customers's API keys. Though the attack was initially aimed at the Context.ai. The "keys" (OAuth tokens), however, attached to the AI tool gave the attacker access to the employee's Google Workspace. And Vercel, being one of the organizations of the OAuth app, got dragged in. Steps taken by Vercel. Despite npm being safe from getting attacked, Vercel didn't have a laid-back attitude. The Web3 infrastructure provider went ahead and added another layer of security with a minimum 2-step authentication method. The first was an authenticator app configuration, and the...

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Apr 22, 2026
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