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Incident · curated 27 Jun 2026

Meet Hades: The malware that lies to AI security agents | InfoWorld

First reported 9 Jun 2026 · 17d ago

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9 Jun 2026

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Defenders relying on LLM-based code analysis must recognize that malware can now actively deceive AI security agents via prompt injection, undermining automated detection in software supply chains.

StepSecurity researchers uncovered the Hades Campaign, a sophisticated supply-chain compromise targeting Python developer environments via infected packages (including ensmallen). The self-propagating worm extracts sensitive data, moves laterally, and notably uses adversarial prompt injection to trick LLM-based code analysis/AI gatekeeper systems into overlooking its malicious payloads. It is described as the latest evolution of the Miasma threat actor.

Why it matters

Defenders relying on LLM-based code analysis must recognize that malware can now actively deceive AI security agents via prompt injection, undermining automated detection in software supply chains.

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