feat: add post - node-ipc DNS-tunneling supply chain attack (May 14, 2026)#1295
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New post covering the May 14 node-ipc compromise and the novel exfil technique (DNS TXT queries instead of HTTP).
Angle: most supply-chain defensive posts stop at HTTPS egress allowlisting + lockfile pinning. node-ipc demonstrates that DNS is the next exfil channel attackers are picking up. Concrete defenses: CoreDNS allowlist for CI runners, Athena query against Route 53 Resolver logs, Cloudflare Gateway TXT regex rule.
Includes the rotation playbook for anyone who ran a bad version.
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