hacker-news · Crawled Sep 24, 2026

Attackers Use Malicious Terraform Providers to Deliver Go Malware via HashiCorp Registry

16 IoCs
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Threat actors, attributed to North Korea, are distributing Go-based malware through malicious Terraform providers and Go modules hosted on the HashiCorp and npm registries, marking a novel supply chain attack vector. The malware uses dual command-and-control channels via Ethereum smart contracts on testnets and Slack, with execution often gated by cryptographic checks to hinder analysis. The same infrastructure and techniques are linked to the previously known Graphalgo and PolinRider campaigns, indicating a coordinated, targeted operation using fake job interviews as an initial access vector.

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Indicators of Compromise 16 extracted

Type Value Detail
GitHub Repo gocommunity-io/dockerd Details →
GitHub Repo kreuzwenker/docker Details →
Package gocommunity.io/orderedbtree Details →
Package gogets.dev/btreex Details →
Package indexed-btree Details →
Package mathsbase Details →
Package mathmain Details →
Package math-universe Details →
Package modern-events Details →
Package quick-events Details →
Package crypto-hasher Details →
Package events-router Details →
Package sort-btree Details →
Package graphcore-js Details →
Package graphlib-js Details →
IP 193[.]247[.]144[.]38 Details →