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Malware-Slop: Crypto Stealer Impersonating Polymarket Exposes Its Own Credentials
By Moshe Siman Tov Bustan
Excerpt
polymarket-kit: npm Supply Chain Attack Combines Cloud Harvesting and a W
Then Exposes Its Own GitLab Credentials
Overview
The OX Research team recently discovered a malicious npm package
cryptocurrency theft and credential exfiltration campaign. The package specifically impersonates target high-value crypto users. In a new demonstration of sloppy malware – the threat actor left their own GitLab private SSH keys exposed in cleartext within the public package.
The malware also acts as a Remote Access Trojan…
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