The Glassworm botnet is no more, thanks to coordinated efforts between CrowdStrike, Google, and the Shadowserver Foundation.
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A poisoned VS Code extension led to a GitHub breach, and Microsoft owns every link in the chain
Microsoft has had a VS Code extension for a long time, and it finally came back to bite them.
An industry effort involving CrowdStrike, Google and the Shadowserver Foundation has led to the disruption of the Glassworm ...
The Glassworm botnet, a global operation targeting software developers through the open-source supply chain, was disrupted ...
GlassWorm poisoned 300 GitHub repositories since 2025, enabling supply chain attacks against developers and organizations.
A GitHub employee installed a routine VS Code extension update, handed cybercrime group TeamPCP enough access to exfiltrate ...
GitHub hack exposed 3,800 internal repos through a poisoned VS Code extension, raising new concerns over developer supply ...
CrowdStrike, Google, and the Shadowserver Foundation dismantled the GlassWorm malware operation, but experts say the broader ...
CrowdStrike, alongside Google and the Shadowserver Foundation, has disrupted the Glassworm botnet used to spread malware ...
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