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The Malware Hiding in Developer Tools That Turned Terraform Providers Into Attack Paths

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 23, 20264 min read

Malware has moved into tools developers use to build and manage cloud infrastructure. A campaign linked to Graphalgo planted a remote access program in Terraform providers and Go software packages, turning routine development work into a possible route onto valuable machines. The packages did not behave like obvious malicious downloads. Some waited for particular inputs […] The post The Malware Hiding in Developer Tools That Turned Terraform Providers Into Attack Paths appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Malware has moved into tools developers use to build and manage cloud infrastructure. A campaign linked to Graphalgo planted a remote access program in Terraform providers and Go software packages, turning routine development work into a possible route onto valuable machines. The packages did not behave like obvious malicious downloads. Some waited for particular inputs before running hidden code, making casual testing less likely to reveal them. The danger echoes earlier attacks using fake Terraform…

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