Hackers have quietly planted malware in 42 real GitHub repositories. The traps fire when a developer opens a project with Claude, Gemini, Cursor, or VS Code. The repositories belong to 11 legitimate owners, including individual developers, students, and one company. The hidden code sits in a file named .github/init.js, and it is huge, between 12.9 […]
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Hackers Hijack 42 GitHub Repositories to Plant Malware Traps for Claude, Gemini, and Cursor Users