Malicious Pull Requests Target Vizor and Zingo Wallets, Six Requests Remain Unmerged
Malicious code activities targeting the Vizor and Zingo wallets have been disclosed. Attackers attempted to inject credential-stealing code into the relevant code repositories by submitting malicious Pull Requests, involving a total of six requests, all of which were not merged. This activity combines the credential-stealing code with specific instructions that instruct AI code review tools not to flag these secret upload behaviors, aiming to bypass automated review processes.
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