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Malicious Polymarket Bot Hides in Hijacked dev-protocol GitHub Org and Steals Wallet Keys
Published:
23 maart 2026 om 22:50:52
Alert date:
24 maart 2026 om 09:16:39
Source:
stepsecurity.io
Supply Chain & Dependencies, Ransomware & Malware
The StepSecurity threat intelligence team discovered that the dev-protocol GitHub organization, a verified account with 568 followers belonging to a legitimate Japanese DeFi project, has been compromised. Attackers are using the hijacked organization to distribute malicious Polymarket trading bots designed to steal wallet keys. This supply chain attack leverages the trust and credibility of the legitimate organization to distribute malware targeting cryptocurrency users. The incident highlights the risks of supply chain attacks through compromised development platforms and repositories.
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GitHub
dev-protocol
Polymarket
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