Yeeth Security tracked a multi-version VS Code: extension campaign that posed as a Solidity tool. Early versions dropped an encrypted Python payload from Cloudflare Workers; later versions pivoted to a browser-wallet and credential infos...
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Security Research
Most organizations can now generate a software bill of materials (SBOM), but few can turn it into a clean, remediated release. The supply...
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Malware Analysis
The VS Code extension ascii-fetcher.ascii-fetcher looked harmless because almost all of its code lived in a dependency. That dependency, ...
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Threat Intel
In late June Argus caught a cluster of VS Code: droppers that all abused Windows installer primitives — curl|bash, irm|iex, cscript, msht...
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Malware Analysis
The worldline.aicodefix campaign downloads a counterfeit VCRUNTIME140.dll from a fake Microsoft domain, plants it inside a spoofed Edge u...
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Malware Analysis
The DigitalBarberTrim.html-entity-codec campaign version-cycled through clean, malicious, and stub releases. The payload was a hidden i.j...
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Threat Intel
A fake Solidity language extension hid in VS Code: for weeks before activating. Once it did, it scraped the clipboard for crypto seeds an...
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Threat Research
Malicious VS Code and Open VSX extensions are now embedding fake system instructions and context floods aimed directly at the AI-powered ...
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Malware Analysis
A retro-hunt across Argus scan history tied the ShopifySTORES Replit MSI dropper and the State Diagram STDX dropper to the same builder k...
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Malware Analysis
Argus caught a variation of the GLASSWORM campaign and flagged seven malicious extension names. We uncover what the TinyGo-compiled WebAs...
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Threat Intel
A notebook productivity tool turns into a full remote access implant whose architecture overlaps with two documented DPRK campaigns — Con...
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Malware Analysis
A new wave on Open VSX, a two-tier Solana dead-drop, and a Go-based backdoor.
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Security Research
Yeeth Security has been added to the Open VSX Security Hall of Fame as a security guardian. A look at the work that led here, and what it...
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Security Research
What developer-environment threats look like in 2026, and the controls security leaders should put in place. Written by Yeeth Security fr...
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Threat Intel
Sixteen extensions in 48 hours. All share one author. A forensic walkthrough of how Bane, Yeeth Security's threat-intelligence knowledge ...
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Threat Intel
A campaign of VS Code extensions using GitHub releases as a payload delivery mechanism — and blockchain RPCs as command-and-control
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Threat Intel
Analyzing a Massive 174-Account Surge on Open VSX
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Threat Intel
Dissecting a Downloader Abusing Extension Packs for Stealthy Distribution
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Year in Review
A look back at what we did and where we are going.
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Security Research
Why scalable secret detection is a systems problem that matters
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Malware Analysis
Dissecting an Obfuscated Downloader with Anti-analysis Guardrails
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Malware Analysis
Technical analysis a new iteration of SleepyDuck, a tiny loader that behaves like a backdoor.
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Malware Analysis
Technical analysis of one of the early WhiteCobra samples in the wild.
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