A new malware called TrapDoor is actively attacking developers in the Solana, decentralized finance (DeFi), and AI sectors by injecting malicious packages into popular code repositories like npm, PyPI, and Crates.io. This virus steals crypto wallets, cloud tokens, and access keys from developer workstations by hiding in AI assistant files and automation scripts. The attack reflects a shift from direct server hacks to compromising developers' personal devices, increasing risks in the crypto ecosystem. Security firm SlowMist urges immediate removal of affected packages and a thorough cleanup of developer environments to prevent further losses.
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