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Injective Labs SDK npm Supply Chain Backdoor

Incident date July 8, 2026

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ResolvedInjective (npm SDKcross-environment: browserNodeReact Native)Supply Chain AttackCluster: INJECTIVE-SUPPLYCHAIN-2026-07

Estimated loss

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Investigation

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Facts and investigation

Attacker: Commits pushed under the identity of a trusted maintainer account, 'thomasRalee' (thomas.leera@gmail.com), whose credentials were compromised. No separate on-chain attacker wallet identified — this was a code-supply-chain compromise, not a direct fund theft.

Funds moved to: N/A — no confirmed on-chain fund theft. The malicious code attempted to exfiltrate private keys and mnemonics via a spoofed telemetry endpoint (testnet.archival.chain.grpc-web.injective.network, mimicking legitimate infrastructure) rather than directly draining wallets.
Malicious package: @injectivelabs/sdk-ts version 1.20.21 (18 total @injectivelabs packages affected). Approximately 310 downloads of the compromised version recorded (Socket). Detected and reported by Socket, StepSecurity, and Ox Security.

Timeline: June 8, 2026: suspicious commits first appear on a branch named 'test-backdoor-check' in the Injective SDK repository. July 8, 2026, 20:24 UTC: first malicious commit lands on a release branch. 20:59:17-21:00:39 UTC: 18 compromised packages are published to npm as version 1.20.21, containing code designed to exfiltrate private keys and seed phrases during normal key-derivation flows. 21:16:32 UTC: a revert commit is pushed, still under the compromised 'thomasRalee' identity. 21:47:52-21:49:16 UTC: a clean version, 1.20.23, is published, superseding the compromised release. Security researchers at Socket, StepSecurity, and Ox Security detect and report the incident within hours of publication. Injective CEO Eric Chen publicly confirms that 'no funds on the Injective network were at risk.' No confirmed victim funds were lost.

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