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#Go packages

Malicious Packages Take the Editor Route: npm and Go Code Abuse VS Code Tasks for Stealth

29 June 2026 10:57Malware & BotnetsNorth America / USAIRONQUERY

A package-chain compromise can do more than slip in bad code - it can turn developer tooling itself into the execution path for a cross-platform Python infostealer.

#npm packages | #Go packages | #Python infostealer

Go Developers Duped: Fake Libraries Masquerade as Google Tools to Funnel Secrets to Hackers

07 December 2025 04:57Cyber Intelligence & Threat TrendsNorth AmericaGHOSTCOMPLY

A years-long software supply chain attack exploited lookalike Go packages to siphon sensitive data from unsuspecting developers’ apps.

#Go packages | #Typosquatting | #Data exfiltration