SlowMist Technology’s Chief Information Security Officer, 23pds, revealed that the DuckDB NPM account was compromised earlier today. As a result, malicious versions of DuckDB and duckdb-wasm were released. […]
Malicious Code Injection Threatens Popular npm Packages
A phishing attack has impacted renowned developer qix, leading to malicious code being injected into popular npm packages: chalk, strip-ansi, and color-convert. This attack exploited wallet functions, altered […]
Hackers Hide Malware Using Ethereum Smart Contracts in NPM Packages
New research reveals hackers are leveraging blockchain technology to deliver malware disguised as legitimate code. This tactic has been found by cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs, who discovered two malicious […]
Hackers Use Ethereum Contracts to Hide Malware in Open-Source Libraries
Cybercriminals are increasingly turning to Ethereum smart contracts to disguise malicious code within open-source libraries, making detection and removal more challenging. Research by ReversingLabs reveals that hackers are […]
Ethereum Smart Contracts Targeted in JavaScript Malware Campaign
A new malware campaign has reportedly exploited Ethereum smart contracts to distribute JavaScript malware, according to ReversingLabs security firm. The campaign utilizes npm packages like `colortoolsv2` and a […]
How Hackers are Hiding Malware Inside Ethereum Smart Contracts
Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging the power and secrecy of Ethereum smart contracts to hide malicious code. This new approach makes malware detection significantly harder, posing a significant challenge […]
Ethereum Smart Contracts Become Weapon in New Malware Tactics
Cybersecurity experts are raising alarms after hackers are increasingly using Ethereum smart contracts to disguise malicious code within their attacks. These so-called “supply chain attacks” exploit the anonymity […]
Hidden Malware Threat Identified in Ethereum Smart Contracts
A recent report from research firm ReversingLabs has uncovered a concerning security vulnerability within Ethereum smart contracts. Hackers have discovered a method for concealing malicious code, potentially posing […]
New Malware Hiding Technique Targets Ethereum Smart Contracts
Hackers have developed a novel method to conceal malware within Ethereum smart contracts, posing a new challenge for security systems. ReversingLabs researchers discovered two malicious JavaScript packages, ‘colortoolsv2’ […]
Ethereum Smart Contracts Enable New Malware Hiding Methods
Cyberattacks are getting increasingly sophisticated, with hackers now using Ethereum smart contracts to hide malware commands and evade detection systems. The discovery highlights a new challenge for security […]
Ethereum Smart Contracts Used in Malware Concealment: Hackers Target Developers
New findings from ReversingLabs reveal a sophisticated attack that exploited Ethereum’s smart contracts to inject malware into open-source software repositories like npm and GitHub. This tactic allows hackers […]
New Malware Leverages Ethereum Smart Contracts for Stealthy Deployment
A sophisticated new malware technique has emerged, utilizing the anonymity and security features of Ethereum smart contracts to evade detection by traditional security systems. Threat actors have developed […]
Hackers Hide Malware in Ethereum Contracts: New Attack Vector
Threat actors have found a clever way to deliver malicious software and commands hidden within Ethereum smart contracts. This technique evades security scans as attacks on code repositories […]
Discord Invite Links Targeted for Crypto Malware Campaign
A new malware campaign targeting cryptocurrency users via compromised Discord invite links has been uncovered. This method exploits a vulnerability in the platform’s invitation system, allowing malicious actors […]
Crypto Malware Threat: The Rise of Silent Thieves
A new wave of crypto malware is sweeping across the digital asset world, striking with advanced tactics designed to exploit users’ trust while they sleep. Two notorious groups […]