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IndonesianFoods npm self-spreading worm

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The IndonesianFoods npm worm is self-spreading by publishing new packages every seven seconds, flooding the registry and creating supply-chain risk. Sonatype says it has already pushed over 100,000 packages and the volume is still growing exponentially. The activity is also overwhelming security systems and generating 72,000 new advisories in a single day.

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    IndonesianFoods npm worm flooding the registry

    Initial Disclosure

    The IndonesianFoods npm worm is flooding the registry by spawning new packages every seven seconds with randomized Indonesian names and food terms, and Sonatype says it has published over 100,000 packages while growing exponentially. Sonatype says the activity overwhelmed multiple security data systems and generated 72,000 new advisories in a single day, while Endor Labs reports that some packages abuse the TEA Protocol through tea.yaml files and that the campaign began two years ago, with 43,000 packages added in 2023, TEA monetization implemented in 2024, and a worm-like replication loop introduced in 2025. Sonatype also reports that the same actors tried a package named 'fajar-donat9-breki' on September 10, but it failed to spread.

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