Cybersecurity

Operation RepoGhost: Exposing a Russian-Linked Malware Campaign Hiding in GitHub's Open-Source...

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Operation RepoGhost reveals a Russian-linked malware campaign distributing custom Go-based infostealers through fake GitHub repositories impersonating legitimate projects. The campaign has evolved from targeting Windows to consolidating on a single, sophisticated infostealer that steals various sensitive data. This underscores the persistent threat of supply chain attacks and the need for developers and security teams to rigorously vet open-source code and repository origins.

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