Malicious Go and PyPI packages use Gmail and wget to exfiltrate data, wipe Linux disks, and hijack crypto credentials.

Jipher is a cryptographic service provider for Java that packs a FIPS 140-2 validated OpenSSL cryptographic module.

For the study, the researchers ran 30 tests, 16 in the Python programming ... nonexistent packages that are repeatedly hallucinated. The attackers would then publish malware using those names ...

To start writing and running Python programs locally on your device, you must have Python installed and an IDE (Integrated ...

myutils and test packages are created by adding __init__.py to the directories myutils and test modules within the same package can access each other using . as package check e.g from .gen_utils ...

Trend Micro Antivirus+ Security is a very capable package that's easy to use with above average anti-spam and an effective ‘Folder Shield’ module to ... The program has minimal effect on ...

However, everything changed when I bought my first Raspberry Pi Zero in 2016. Since it was a lot less powerful than the ...

Exploiting hallucinated package names represents a form of typosquatting, where variations or misspellings of common terms are used to dupe people. Seth Michael Larson, security developer-in-residence ...

Seven malicious PyPi packages were found using Gmail's SMTP servers and WebSockets for data exfiltration and remote command execution. The packages were discovered by Socket's threat research team ...

Nation-state intrusions. Deepfake-ready malware. AI-powered influence ops. New CVEs, old threats reborn, and spyware with ...