Cybersecuritynews Malicious Fork of Triton App Discovered on GitHub Distributing Malware
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A malicious fork of the legitimate Triton macOS application has been identified on GitHub, created by the account 'JaoAureliano.' This fraudulent repository misleads users into downloading a trojanized ZIP file named Software_3.1.zip, exploiting GitHub's forking model and misleading content to distribute Windows malware.
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2026-02-17
Malicious fork of Triton app discovered on GitHub
2026-02-17
Fraudulent repository created under account 'JaoAureliano'
2026-02-17
Users misled into downloading trojanized archive
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