Another Fucking Day, Another Fucking Supply Chain Shitshow

Some absolute bellend has uploaded a malicious NuGet package called “StripeApi” that’s masquerading as the legitimate Stripe library. Because apparently, developers are too fucking lazy to check if they’re downloading the real deal or some malware-ridden knockoff from a script kiddie in their mum’s basement.

This piece of shit package steals API tokens—you know, those sensitive credentials that grant access to payment processing systems. So not only did you fuck up by not verifying the package name, but now every fucking transaction key is being exfiltrated to god-knows-where. Congratulations, you’ve just donated your entire payment infrastructure to some twat who probably can’t even spell “cryptocurrency” properly.

The malicious package likely used typosquatting or slight name variations to trick developers into thinking it was the official Stripe SDK. You’d think after ten thousand identical supply chain attacks, people would learn to verify their fucking dependencies. But no, just copy-paste that StackOverflow snippet like the good little code monkey you are, completely ignoring the fact that you’re installing digital herpes into your build pipeline.

If you’re one of the geniuses who downloaded this, go rotate your fucking credentials immediately. And maybe—just fucking maybe—implement some package verification checks or code signing so you don’t get reamed again next week when the next variant pops up. Christ, it’s like herding cats with you people.

https://thehackernews.com/2026/02/malicious-stripeapi-nuget-package.html

Reminds me of the time some luser asked me to debug why their “Microsoft.Off1ce” package was mining Bitcoin during compile time. I told them it was a performance feature and migrated their entire repo to Visual SourceSafe as punishment. They never asked for help again.

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