
Collection of defensive security advisories and malware-analysis writeups covering developer-targeted malware, RCE backdoors, and vulnerability disclosures with defanged IOCs.
Threat-analysis and vulnerability-disclosure writeups by Trygve Bundgaard (GitHub: @Ubuntu-Buddha).
Defensive security research: malware targeting software developers and
vulnerabilities in my own AI-agent tooling (a Claude Code plugin). I also
work on vulnerability disclosure for web3 / Solana / EVM platforms; no such
writeup is published here yet. All indicators of compromise below are defanged
(hxxp, [.]) so this page is safe to read and copy.
| Date | Title | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | Launch gate bypasses in the StrangerDanger Claude Code plugin v0.1.0 (GHSA-w42w-fc6x-88wr) | Vulnerability / security-tool bypass | Found in the maintainer's own review; patched in v0.1.1 (keep Monitor denied; see advisory); GHSA published 2026-10-23; CVE requested, none assigned as of 2026-10-30 |
| 2026-10-15 | Hex payload hidden in a fake font file, run by a new Function loader (coinbucket/dex-mvp) | Malware / RCE | Malware identified before execution by remote review; reported to GitLab and Upwork 2026-10-15, outcome pending |
| 2026-01-30 | IDE auto-execute RCE via malicious .vscode/tasks.json | Malware / RCE | Malware identified before execution; one of the two repos reported to GitHub; both accounts now 404 |
| 2026-01-29 | Runtime RCE backdoor hidden in an environment variable (Optu-Consulting) | Malware / RCE | Malware identified before execution; account and repo now 404 |
| 2026-01-29 | Fake "careers" page pushing a malicious "GAPI Update" .exe (Google Sites abuse) | Malware / phishing | Malware identified before execution; reportable to platform & Google |
| 2026-01-27 | RCE backdoor in a fake "Web3 developer" interview test (TechPro-1/W3GLFun) | Malware / RCE | Reported; GitHub Trust & Safety took action against the account; account now 404 |
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