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redext

Also known asredext

RedExt is the name used in the provided content for Russian-speaking threat actors linked to a software supply chain campaign distributing the GlassWorm malware through malicious VSCode extensions on Open VSX. The campaign involved three new malicious extensions, downloaded more than 10,000 times, and used invisible Unicode obfuscation to evade Open VSX security defenses. The activity impacted at least sixty organizations in the U.S. and globally, with the victim count likely incomplete based on the exposed data source referenced in the content. The actors were described as leveraging the RedExt open-source command-and-control browser extension framework. No additional aliases or sub-groups are provided in the content beyond RedExt.

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