MAL-2026-4273 Malicious code in git-config-sync (PyPI)

--- -= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=- Source: amazon-inspector 8e49db03099f1d6053a9ebada346c3816399bc47918c92d765162128a095c401 On import gitconfigsync, the package's core.py spawns a daemon thread after a 3-15 second random delay that walks /.ssh, /.aws, /.ethereum, /.config,...

Malicious Package

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