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Threat Actors Exploit JSON Storage for Malware Delivery via Trojanized Code

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ThreatCluster •March 12, 2026 at 13:27 UTC

Cybersecurity experts report that threat actors are utilizing JSON storage services to host and deliver malware through Trojanized code projects. This method allows attackers to bypass traditional security measures, impacting a wide range of users and organizations. The specific vulnerabilities and the extent of the affected systems have not been detailed in the articles.

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JSON Storage

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