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Hackers find new way to hide malware in Ethereum smart contracts

Security researchers found malware packages using the Ethereum blockchain to conceal malicious commands on GitHub repos.

AI-powered malware hit 2,180 GitHub accounts in “s1ngularity” attack

Investigations into the Nx "s1ngularity" NPM supply chain attack have unveiled a massive fallout, with thousands of account ...
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Hackers Exploit Ethereum to Inject Malware in Popular Coding Libraries

Hackers are exploiting Ethereum smart contracts to inject malware into popular NPM coding libraries, using packages to run ...
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Aimbot Roblox: A Gamer’s Guide to Fair Play

Welcome to the intriguing and often controversial world of Aimbot in Roblox. As gaming evolves, so do the challenges and ethical dilemmas faced by players. This comprehensive guide delves deep into ...
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Hackers Exploit Ethereum Smart Contracts to Conceal Malware

ReversingLabs reveals hackers using Ethereum Smart contracts in NPM packages to conceal malware URLs, bypass scans, and ...
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Top Password Managers at Risk of DOM-Clickjacking Attack – How to Protect Yourself

A new DOM-clickjacking technique exposes flaws in password managers. Here’s what you need to know to protect sensitive information online.
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Malicious npm Packages Exploit Ethereum Smart Contracts to Target Crypto Developers

Two npm packages hide downloader commands via Ethereum smart contracts; uploaded July 2025; targeting crypto developers.