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The security platform Socket has recently discovered an enormous worldwide malware operation that has been dubbed "TrapDoor".

Bumblebee from Perplexity scans developer machines for compromised packages and AI tool configs, without triggering malware.

A coordinated malware campaign known as TrapDoor has hit software ecosystems widely used by crypto and blockchain developers.

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