Midnight Blizzard-Linked Malware Server Still Delivering Payloads 8 Weeks After Disclosure
ReversingLabs found a Midnight Blizzard-linked server still serving ChocoShell and CornFlake on October 5.
ReversingLabs found a Midnight Blizzard-linked server still serving ChocoShell and CornFlake on October 5.
ReversingLabs says Midnight Blizzard’s AI-rebuilt backdoor kept the same detectable behavior across five variants.
Midnight Blizzard-linked operators used Claude to rebuild ChocoShell and CornFlake malware against Ukrainian and European targets.
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Supply-chain worms in npm packages, including Nx, steal developer credentials and can enlist local AI coding tools.
DPRK-linked actors planted Go malware in HashiCorp Terraform providers and Go modules.
Malicious npm package tw-pkgprobe-7731 posed as a Twilio bug-bounty probe and can steal credentials.
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