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Hades Bun-powered JavaScript stealer on PyPI

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A new Hades PyPI malware wave uses a Python startup hook to launch a Bun-powered JavaScript stealer, putting developer and CI/CD credentials at risk. The payload can harvest secrets, keys, and local configuration data from package-install environments. It extends a known supply-chain playbook with automatic execution before normal package use.

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Timeline

  1. 09.06.2026 12:13 2 articles · 1mo ago

    Hades PyPI packages auto-run a Bun-powered JavaScript stealer

    Initial Disclosure

    A Hades supply-chain wave poisoned 19 PyPI packages with 37 malicious wheel artifacts, using a *-setup.pth startup hook to execute during Python interpreter startup, download the Bun JavaScript runtime, and launch an obfuscated _index.js payload that steals developer and CI/CD secrets from package-install environments. The campaign also checks for a Russian locale, stages payloads through GitHub commit lookups, and adds a plain-text prompt injection intended to mislead LLM-based package analysis tools into classifying the package as safe.

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