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Easy-day-js malware delivery through poisoned Mastra packages

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A poisoned Mastra package chain delivered malware through easy-day-js, creating compromise risk across Windows, MacOS and Linux systems. The payload disabled TLS certificate verification and reached an attacker-controlled C2 server before execution. It then expanded post-infection activity by checking for 166 cryptocurrency wallet browser-extension IDs and gathering host reconnaissance data.

Related Happenings

Sapphire Sleet Mastra npm supply-chain campaign

Campaign
H score42 First: 20.06.2026 17:09 Last: 20.06.2026 17:09 Sources 1

How related: Over 140 packages across Mastra scopes on the npm registry, the largest open-source database of JavaScript code sharing in the world, were affected by Sapphie Sleet’s “large-scale npm supply chain attack,” according to Microsoft. By targeting this, the aim of the attackers was to compromise developers.

About this happening: The **Mastra AI** supply-chain campaign was attributed to **Sapphire Sleet / BlueNoroff** after **Microsoft** said the operation compromised the **npm maintainer account "ehindero...

Mastra @mastra/* npm packages hit by network compromise

Incident
H score47 First: 17.06.2026 10:38 Last: 17.06.2026 10:38 Sources 1

How related: The source of the compromise was the takeover of a npm maintainer account, which had its publishing privileges abused to publish poisoned instances of Mastra code with easy-day-js, a malicious dependency.

About this happening: **Mastra** @mastra/* npm packages were **compromised** in a **software supply chain attack** that spread through the namespace on **2026-06-17**. Microsoft now attributes the acti...

Latest development: 20.06.2026 17:09

Microsoft attributed the Mastra AI supply chain attack to Sapphire Sleet, also known as BlueNoroff, and said the attackers compromised the npm maintainer account ehindero, which had publishing privileges across the Mastra package environment. The June 19 update said more than 140 packages in the @mastra scope were modified to inject easy-day-js.

Easy-day-js Mastra package-publishing campaign

Campaign
H score30 First: 17.06.2026 10:38 Last: 17.06.2026 10:38 Sources 1

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Timeline

  1. 19.06.2026 03:00 2 articles · 3d ago

    Microsoft attributes Mastra npm supply chain attack to Sapphire Sleet

    Attribution Update

    Microsoft Defender Security Research Team and Microsoft Threat Intelligence attributed the Mastra npm supply chain attack to Sapphire Sleet, a North Korean state actor, with high confidence on June 19. Microsoft linked the campaign to previously documented Sapphire Sleet infrastructure and post-compromise TTPs, and said more than 140 packages across Mastra scopes on the npm registry were affected after a maintainer account was abused to publish poisoned code carrying easy-day-js.

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