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securityaffairs.com · medium

Security Affairs Malware Newsletter Round 119: IronChain, XWorm, PEERSTITCH, GhostAction and iOS exploit chain research

The Security Affairs Malware Newsletter Round 119 is a weekly digest of malware research published by Pierluigi Paganini. It lists reports on IronChain ransomware, the evolution of XWorm from infostealer to surveillance platform, and the Hirudo banking malware spread through fake updates and patched banking apps. It also covers PEERSTITCH…

bleepingcomputer.com · medium

Sponsored analysis: stolen GitHub tokens, ClickFix lures for Claude Code and help desk vishing enable data theft within minutes

A vendor-sponsored analysis by Exaforce (published on bleepingcomputer.com) says attackers are enumerating or exfiltrating data within about 15 minutes of gaining access. It describes three patterns: stolen developer GitHub OAuth tokens, ClickFix lures that impersonate Claude Code install instructions to deliver a macOS stealer, and help …

safedep.io · medium

Researcher squats 21 npm names matching bin entries of Google-scoped packages, using postinstall fingerprint beacons

On August 12, 2026, an npm user (rootdaddy-msrc, author field r00tdaddy) published 21 packages that squatted the unscoped CLI binary names declared in the bin field of Google-affiliated scoped packages, such as ngsw-config (from @angular/service-worker) and bazelisk (from @bazel/bazelisk). Scoped publishing, registry allowlists and lockfi…