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Supply Chain Under Siege: Malicious VS Code Extension, APT36 Linux Malware, and Major Data Breaches Rattle Global Industries

Supply Chain Under Siege: Malicious VS Code Extension, APT36 Linux Malware, and Major Data Breaches Rattle Global Industries

November 30, 2025
8 articles (7 new, 1 updated)
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Summary

This cybersecurity brief for November 29-30, 2025, covers a series of high-impact incidents, led by the discovery of a malicious Visual Studio Code extension that infected over 16,000 developers using a sophisticated Solana blockchain-based C2. Concurrently, the APT36 threat actor escalated its cyber-espionage efforts by deploying custom Linux malware against Indian government entities. The period also saw major data breaches, including the exposure of Amazon data center blueprints from a steel contractor and the theft of 6.1 million Netmarble user records. In the financial sector, a DeFi exploit drained $9 million from Yearn Finance, while regulatory actions saw Comcast fined $1.5 million for a vendor-related breach, underscoring the pervasive risk across software development, government, and corporate supply chains.

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