Supply Chain Attack Targets Laravel-Lang Packages with Credential Stealer
A supply chain attack has been identified targeting Laravel-Lang packages. The attack involves a credential stealer that compromises user data. Developers are advised to update their packages to mitigate the risk.
- ▪The attack specifically targets Laravel-Lang packages used in web development.
- ▪It employs a credential stealer to harvest sensitive user information.
- ▪Developers are urged to update their packages to protect against this vulnerability.
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