
GitGot: GitHub leveraged by cybercriminals to store stolen data
ReversingLabs researchers found two suspicious npm packages that demonstrate how GitHub is increasingly being used to easily deploy malware in novel ways.

ReversingLabs researchers found two suspicious npm packages that demonstrate how GitHub is increasingly being used to easily deploy malware in novel ways.

Cross-Platform Threats: Leveraging YARA to Identify BiBi Wiper on Linux and Windows Systems

ReversingLabs researchers have uncovered two novel techniques running on GitHub — one abusing GitHub Gists, another issuing commands through git commit messages.

ReversingLabs researchers have discovered npm packages that hide scripts broadcasting messages of peace related to the conflicts in Ukraine and in Israel and the Gaza Strip.

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.

ReversingLabs discovered that one “s” was all that separated a legit npm package from a malicious twin that delivered the r77 rootkit — and was downloaded more than 700 times.

Ransomware-as-a-service gang ALPHV (a.k.a. BlackCat) carried out a sophisticated attack on the hotel and casino company MGM. Here’s what the ReversingLabs threat team understands.

RL threat researchers have discovered multiple malicious campaigns on open source repositories. Join the webinar to discuss key takeaways for app sec teams.

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.

ReversingLabs researchers have identified more than a dozen malicious packages targeting Roblox API users on the npm repository. This latest campaign recalls a 2021 attack.

ReversingLabs threat researchers have identified a new malicious PyPI campaign that includes a suspicious VMConnect package published to the PyPI repo.

ReversingLabs researchers uncovered evidence of more malicious npm packages beyond those already disclosed — and conclude that the attack is still active.

Inside Project Nemesis: Leveraging YARA to Identify Minodo in Evolving Cybercrime Operations

Tracking StealC's Rise: How YARA Rules Help Uncover a New Breed of Information Stealers

“Write once, infect everywhere” might be the new cybercrime motto, with newly discovered campaigns showing malicious npm packages powering phishing kits and supply chain attacks.
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