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Ultralytics AI Library with 60M Downloads Compromised for Cryptomining
Another day, another supply chain attack!
“aiocpa” Python Package Exposed as Cryptocurrency Infostealer
SUMMARY The machine learning-based threat-hunting system of leading threat intelligence and cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs (RL) recently detected malicious…
How Python Software Development Enhances Cyber Defense
Python has emerged as a powerful ally in combating rising cybersecurity threats and tracking cybercrime through tools leveraging…
Fabrice Malware on PyPI Has Been Stealing AWS Credentials for 3 Years
The malicious Python package “Fabrice” on PyPI mimics the “Fabric” library to steal AWS credentials, affecting thousands. Learn how…
New PyPI Malware Poses as Crypto Wallet Tools to Steal Private Keys
Checkmarx researchers discovered PyPI malware posing as crypto wallet tools. These malicious packages stole private keys and recovery…
New Supply Chain Attack “Revival Hijack” Risks Massive PyPI Takeovers
JFrog's cybersecurity researchers have identified a new PyPI attack technique called "Revival Hijack," which exploits package deletion policies. Over 22,000 packages are at risk, potentially impacting thousands of users. Stay informed!
PythonAnywhere Cloud Platform Abused for Hosting Ransomware
Razr ransomware is exploiting PythonAnywhere to distribute and encrypt files with AES-256. ANY.RUN’s analysis reveals its behaviour, C2…
NTLM Credential Theft Risk in Python Apps Threaten Windows Security
New research reveals critical vulnerabilities in Python applications for Windows including Snowflake, Gradio, Jupyter, and Streamlit that could…
Iraqi Hackers Exploit PyPI to Infiltrate Systems Through Python Packages
Python packages are being used to steal data from developers and companies. Learn about the extensive cybercriminal operation…
Malicious Node on ComfyUI Steals Data from Crypto, Browser Users
Cryptocurrency users beware: A malicious ComfyUI node steals sensitive data like passwords, crypto wallet addresses, etc. Stay safe…