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Malicious NuGet supply-chain campaign targeting crypto tools and Google Ads OAuth

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14 malicious NuGet packages were published to impersonate crypto tooling and redirect funds or steal private keys, seed phrases, and Google Ads OAuth data, creating a supply-chain risk for developers. The packages were uploaded from eight different accounts and were designed to activate when installed and embedded in other applications. Some payloads redirected transfers to attacker-controlled wallets when the amount exceeded $100. The campaign dates back to July 2025.

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Timeline

  1. 22.12.2025 18:28 2 articles · 5mo ago

    ReversingLabs discloses malicious NuGet packages targeting crypto tools and Google Ads OAuth

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    ReversingLabs disclosed 14 malicious NuGet packages published from eight different accounts that impersonate Nethereum and other cryptocurrency-related tools, redirect transaction funds to attacker-controlled wallets when transfers exceed $100, or exfiltrate private keys, seed phrases, and Google Ads OAuth data. The campaign dates back to July 2025 and uses package installation and embedding in developer applications to trigger the payloads.

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