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Hackers Hijack 42 GitHub Repositories to Plant Malware Traps for Claude, Gemini, and Cursor Users

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Attackers planted execution hooks targeting Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and Visual Studio Code, turning routine development activity into opportunities to launch hidden malware. The findings show the operation extended beyond attacker-controlled test packages. Established developers and organizations had real repositories armed with malicious code. Researchers also found stolen credentials, forged commit dates, temporary publishing branches, and […] The post Hackers Hijack 42 GitHub Repositories to Plant Malware Traps for Claude, Gemini, and Cursor Users appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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