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Server room with rows of blinking equipment, indicating a compromised network setup.

OptinMonster Plugin Compromised in Supply-Chain Attack

A critical security breach has hit the popular OptinMonster plugin, used by over 1.2 million websites, which delivered malicious JavaScript to unsuspecting users via a compromised content distribution network. The attack, detected by ecommerce security firm Sansec, injected harmful code into websites for a brief but perilous window of time.

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Office worker's desk with laptop, purchase order, and suspicious files.

PureLogs Infostealer Exploits Purchase Order Phishing Lures

Beware of purchase order phishing scams that can deliver a powerful infostealer, capable of stealing sensitive credentials and cryptocurrency keys, via a simple yet cleverly disguised email with a malicious RAR attachment. Even security software can be fooled, as one campaign was only flagged as a threat after it was already sent.

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Laptop workstation with PyTorch Lightning package terminal open, displaying code on a neutral background.

Malicious PyTorch Lightning Package Exploits Supply Chain to Steal Credentials

A malicious version of the popular PyTorch Lightning package, downloaded over 11 million times, was found to contain a stealthy backdoor that steals credentials by silently executing a heavily obfuscated JavaScript payload. The compromised package, version 2.6.3, triggers the malicious routine automatically when imported, putting users at risk.

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