Threat Actors Exploit JSON Storage for Malware Delivery via Trojanized Code
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Threat actors are utilizing JSON storage services to host and deliver malware through Trojanized code projects. This method poses risks to developers and organizations that may unknowingly incorporate compromised code into their projects. The exploitation of these storage services highlights vulnerabilities in code management practices.
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