Supply Chain Attack via Malicious Commit Hits 73 Microsoft GitHub Repositories
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By Chris Paoli06/08/2026
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Summary
GitHub disabled 73 Microsoft repositories on June 5 after a malicious commit was discovered in an Azure project, part of a supply chain attack linked to the Miasma worm campaign. The attack targeted developer workstations and AI coding environments across four Microsoft GitHub organizations, including Azure Functions projects.
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The incident... was tied to the Miasma worm campaign and affected repositories across four Microsoft GitHub organizations, including Azure Functions projects
in what researchers described as a supply chain attack aimed at developer workstations and AI coding environments
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