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A software developer in Canada nearly fell victim to a sophisticated targeted attack involving a fake job interview and a malicious TypeScript repository designed to install PinpinRAT, a previously undocumented remote access trojan. The attacker impersonated a venture capitalist from a defunct DeFi firm and sent a code repository containing obfuscated malware hidden within patch files, which the developer discovered only after using AI analysis to review the suspicious project. The attack targeted open-source developers in the Rust community and aimed to compromise both personal machines and packages on crates.io.
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