Kaspersky researchers discovered a long-running malware campaign targeting GitHub users. The threat actors created hundreds of fake repositories containing malicious code, which appeared genuine due to artificially inflated numbers of commit updates and well-designed README.md files. Unverified code downloaded malware from a separate attacker-controlled repository, which introduced several security threats. The highest numbers of infection attempts occurred in Russia, Brazil, and Turkey. The researchers warned against running or integrating third-party code without thoroughly checking it.
Providers must create smarter, more connected healthcare environments, tech CEO says
Sandy Saggar, CEO of Connexall, emphasized at HIMSS25 that effective health IT transcends technology, focusing on vendor-neutral interoperability to enhance patient care and streamline workflows.
