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Graphalgo malicious npm and PyPI RAT downloader packages

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Graphalgo is a continuing malware-delivery operation that uses fake companies, fake job interviews, and coding tests to lure JavaScript and Python developers into downloading GitHub-hosted assessment projects carrying malicious npm or PyPI dependencies. The packages are designed to install a remote access trojan (RAT) and other malware on developer systems, creating risk of credential theft, wallet compromise, and file exfiltration. The operation has been active since at least May 2025 and has already produced 192 malicious packages.

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Timeline

  1. 29.04.2026 17:43 1 articles · 2mo ago

    Graphalgo uses fake companies and interview tasks

    Campaign Scope Update

    North Korean graphalgo operators use fake companies, fake job interviews, and coding tests on job-seeking platforms and social networks to lure developers into downloading GitHub-hosted assessment projects that carry malicious npm or PyPI dependencies and ultimately install a RAT. One front company, Blocmerce, registered an LLC in Florida in August 2025, and related GitHub organizations have been active since June 2025.

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  2. 14.02.2026 00:35 2 articles · 5mo ago

    Graphalgo campaign disclosed

    Initial Disclosure

    ReversingLabs disclosed a North Korean fake-recruiter campaign called Graphalgo that targets JavaScript and Python developers with cryptocurrency-related coding tasks and malicious npm and PyPI dependencies. The activity had been ongoing since at least May 2025, expanded to 192 malicious packages, and was assessed as Lazarus with medium-to-high confidence.

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