The JavaScript ecosystem has grown rapidly over the years, with **NPM (Node Package Manager)** at the core of dependency management. However, with great convenience comes great risk. Supply chain attacks — malicious modifications to software packages or dependencies — have emerged as a serious threat in the Node.js community. In this article, we’ll explore what supply chain attacks are, real-world examples, and strategies to protect your projects.
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