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glassworm.2026.developer-supply-chain.multi-resolver-c2
Glassworm developer supply-chain infection to redundant multi-resolver C2
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Glassworm | confirmed | 4 Trojanized VS Code / OpenVSX extens... | 3 solana://transaction-memo/c2-server... | 1 Glassworm downloader / installer stage | 1 GlasswormRAT Node.js remote access tool | 2 commercial VPS-hosted direct C2 inf... | 11e / 13r | 2026-05-27 13:04:07 |
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published chain attributionglassworm.2026.developer-supply-chain.multi-resolver-c2
Glassworm developer supply-chain infection to redundant multi-resolver C2
IIM chain for Glassworm as documented by CrowdStrike on 2026-05-26: the operators targeted developers through OpenVSX/VS Code-style extensions, npm and Python packages, and poisoned GitHub repositories. The installed malware delivered Glassworm downloader/RAT capability and resolved operational endpoints through four resilient C2 channels: Solana transaction memo dead-drops, BitTorrent DHT configuration lookup, Google Calendar event-title dead-drops, and direct commercial VPS C2 servers. CrowdStrike, Google and Shadowserver disrupted the channels simultaneously. Exact malicious package names and original VPS C2 addresses were not published in the source article; this chain models the confirmed infrastructure architecture without inventing unpublished IoCs.