MAL-2026-10194

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MAL-2026-10194

Summary: Malicious code in solidity-dev (PyPI)

Details: Source: amazon-inspector (30501f6602a5b5b436ef5d6224ec332fa866c9e8b9da4d0de3bc69de868b1fff) solidity_dev/__init__.py contains a large base64-encoded Linux x86_64 ELF binary in _PAYLOAD_B64. On `import solidity_dev`, the module decodes the blob, writes it to disk with executable permissions via os/stat/shutil, and spawns it through subprocess. The dropped ELF references installer-owned wallet and key material paths (~/.ethereum/keystore, ~/.foundry/keystores, ~/.config/solana/id.json), browser wallet extensions (metamask, phantom, ledger), and BIP-39 / mnemonic / seed keyword scanning (including Spanish variants semilla, frase, clave, billetera), and uploads collected material to attacker-controlled destinations including api.pinata.cloud/pinning/pinFileToIPFS (with pinata_api_key / pinata_secret_api_key headers), ugu.se/upload, temp.sh, and transfer.sh. The binary also installs a cron entry (`0 */12 * * *`) via `crontab -l |... | crontab -`, giving the operator scheduled re-execution on the host. The package advertises 'Solidity development helpers' but ships no Solidity-related code — the name is a cover story for the dropper. Source: kam193 (c9741120bba24fda94f8c03e68cb1f051626700a69f8558f4f032c15536ec271) The package embeds an executable stealing cryptocurrency wallets data. During import, code saves the executable under a name suggesting system utility and configures cron to run it periodically. The exfiltrated data is encrypted using embedded RSA code before uploading to file-sharing services or IPFS. Category: MALICIOUS - The campaign has clearly malicious intent, like infostealers. Campaign: 2026-07-py-base58 Reasons (based on the campaign): - crypto-related - exfiltration-crypto - persistence

References: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4dd018d84f2f9c35caed7a2c684cff2c1ea3af3a113cceb078a0788eefb93f66/detection, https://bad-packages.kam193.eu/pypi/package/solidity-dev, https://pypi.org/project/solidity-dev/1.3.0/