Cybersecuritynews Supply Chain Attack: Malicious Laravel Packages Deploy PHP RAT
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A supply chain attack has targeted the PHP developer community via Packagist, where threat actor nhattuanbl published malicious packages disguised as Laravel utility libraries. These packages contain a fully functional remote access trojan (RAT), allowing attackers to gain silent and persistent control over systems that install them.
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2026-03-04
Malicious packages discovered on Packagist
2026-03-04
Threat actor nhattuanbl identified as the source
Date unknown
Attackers gain control over affected systems
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