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Fake GitHub Security Tools Spread AsyncRAT Malware and Steal Sensitive Data From Developers

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Threat actors are distributing malicious GitHub projects disguised as security utilities to infect developers with AsyncRAT, cryptocurrency clipboard hijackers, and information stealers. Doctor Web researchers reported more than 2,000 infected computers during their investigation, which was disclosed on November 5, 2026. The operation initially targeted blockchain gaming enthusiasts before expanding into repositories advertising scanning automation, […] The post Fake GitHub Security Tools Spread AsyncRAT Malware and Steal Sensitive Data From Developers appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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