Reverse Engineer at ReversingLabs
Malware authors upped their game, using homoglyphs to impersonate a protected NuGet prefix and IL weaving to inject malicious code, RL researchers found.
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RL discovered what appeared to be a malicious downloader on PyPI. It turned out to be red teaming — but highlights a growing problem for threat detection.
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RL has discovered a campaign using PyPI packages posing as open-source libraries to steal BIP39 mnemonic phrases, which are used for wallet recovery.
Read More about BIPClip: Malicious PyPI packages target crypto wallet recovery passwords
ReversingLabs researchers have uncovered two novel techniques running on GitHub — one abusing GitHub Gists, another issuing commands through git commit messages.
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ReversingLabs has highlighted threats in npm, PyPI and RubyGEMS in recent years. This finding shows NuGet is equally exposed to malicious activities by threat actors.
Read More about IAmReboot: Malicious NuGet packages exploit loophole in MSBuild integrations
ReversingLabs researchers discovered more packages that are part of the previously identified VMConnect campaign, as well as evidence linking the campaign to North Korea's Lazarus Group.
Read More about VMConnect supply chain attack continues, evidence points to North Korea
ReversingLabs threat researchers have identified a new malicious PyPI campaign that includes a suspicious VMConnect package published to the PyPI repo.
Read More about VMConnect: Malicious PyPI packages imitate popular open source modules
The ReversingLabs research team has identified a novel attack on PyPI using compiled Python code to evade detection — possibly the first attack to take advantage of PYC file direct execution.
Read More about When byte code bites: Who checks the contents of compiled Python files?
The VOIP software company missed signs that its client had been tampered with before it pushed the update to customers.
Read More about Red flags flew over software supply chain-compromised 3CX update