Miasma worm
Named by 13 kept items in this workspace.
7 items name it under threat actors and 6 under classification.key entities.
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Used a compromised contributor account to push a commit into a Microsoft repository in June; the commit changed no source code but planted configuration files that run a credential-harvesting payload when a developer opens the repository in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, or VS Code. The commit car
Supply-chain worm/campaign; on June 5, 2026 used a compromised contributor account to push a commit to Azure/durabletask planting configuration files (including a .claude/settings.json SessionStart hook) that executed a credential-harvesting payload the moment a developer opened the repository in Cl
Worm that forced Microsoft to disable the Azure Functions Action and 72 other repositories in June 2026; resurfaced in July 2026 inside the AsyncAPI ecosystem; specifically targeted AI coding agents; spread by planting workflows with stolen developer credentials until Microsoft disabled 73 repositor
Worm that compromised and disabled 73 Microsoft GitHub repositories on June 5th within 105 seconds; based on TeamPCP's open-sourced MiniShai Hulud worm; initial foothold traced to a May 19th compromise of the Durable Task repo, with threat actors maintaining persistence via stolen credentials before
Self-propagating worm campaign that compromised the Azure/durabletask GitHub repository a second time on June 5, 2026, disabling Azure Functions and 72 other repositories; targets AI coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code)
Related Shai-Hulud campaign incident targeting Microsoft Azure repositories, previously analyzed by StepSecurity.
Worm that disabled 73 Microsoft GitHub repositories in 105 seconds on June 5th across four GitHub orgs including Azure Functions; also hit Red Hat starting June 1st with 32 @redhat-cloud-services packages compromised, expanding to 80+ packages and 286+ malicious packages
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