PurpleBravo’s Targeting of the IT Software Supply Chain
PurpleBravo, a North Korean state-sponsored threat group, targets software developers through fake recruitment efforts, particularly in cryptocurrency and software development sectors. Their toolkit includes BeaverTail, PyLangGhost, and GolangGhost, designed for stealing browser credentials and cryptocurrency information. The group has affected 3,136 IP addresses, mainly in South Asia and North America, compromising 20 organizations across various industries. PurpleBravo's tactics include using fictitious personas, malicious GitHub repositories, and sophisticated malware to infiltrate IT services companies, posing a significant supply-chain risk. The group shows overlap with PurpleDelta, another North Korean threat actor, sharing infrastructure and operational patterns. PurpleBravo's focus on the IT sector in South Asia presents an overlooked threat to organizations outsourcing IT services.
Pulse ID: 6971529d93b2db0678d1b8cc
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Pulse Author: AlienVault
Created: 2026-01-21 22:26:37
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