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Intercom-client package was compromised in a supply chain attack where malicious versions were released to steal credentials. The package was subsequently quarantined from PyPI and required remediation.
Intercom was impacted by the 'Mini Shai-Hulud' supply chain attack that compromised widely used developer packages across multiple ecosystems, affecting over 1,800 developers. The attack targeted vulnerable dependencies used by Intercom and other major platforms including SAP and Lightning.
Intercom's npm package was compromised as part of a supply chain attack targeting developer tools and security platforms. The attack involved malicious code being injected into npm packages, creating a direct security incident affecting Intercom's software distribution.
The intercom-client npm package version 7.0.5 was compromised as part of a supply chain attack and contained credential-stealing malware. This represents a confirmed security incident directly affecting Intercom's officially maintained npm package.
The NPM package 'intercom-client' was compromised in the Shai-Hulud attack wave, affecting 8.3M downloads. This represents a confirmed supply chain security incident involving Intercom's client library with potential impact to downstream users and applications.
Intercom was directly targeted in the Mini Shai-Hulud supply chain attack, which affected over 1,800 developers across multiple vendors including SAP and Lightning. The attack involved compromise of developer packages, representing a confirmed supply chain security incident.
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