Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sources : reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1v9scc5/seemingly_malicious_aur_package_found_where_to
gist.github.com/ysf/502a324ff301d0c738e8ae011272fd59
share.jotbird.com/bright-mighty-sandstone
gist.github.com/ysf/502a324ff301d0c738e8ae011272fd59
gist.github.com/ysf/57850cdee152da066ac51c07a452e883
aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/?h=zed-bin&iisd=4ec5ea7206ed950a977b7145c77000a764c15839
rumble.com/user/MattsCreative1909
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• SYSTEM SPECS
• OS: PikaOS
• Desktop: Hyprland
• CPU: Ryzen 9 9900X (5.6GHz)
• Memory: 64 GiB DDR5 6000MHz
• Storage: 22TB
• GPU: RTX 5070TI
0:00 – Introduction: New AUR Malware Hit
0:27 – What Happened? The "Optimizer" Binary
1:04 – Attacker Impersonation & Git Commits
1:36 – The Case for Signed Commits
1:54 – Analyzing the Affected Packages (Zed-bin)
2:23 – Why Use AUR? Checking Official Repositories
3:18 – Supply Chain Attack Risks & Prevention
3:47 – Deep Dive: Technical Breakdown of the Malware
4:14 – Stage 1 Dropper & Execution Details
4:49 – Channel Support & Community Updates
5:17 – Technical Write-up Analysis (C2 & Persistence)
6:38 – Stage 1 vs. Stage 2 Analysis
7:31 – Summary & Final Safety Tips
8:51 – Outro & Channel Memories #dreamy
Sources : reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1v9scc5/seemingly_malicious_aur_package_found_where_to
gist.github.com/ysf/502a324ff301d0c738e8ae011272fd59
share.jotbird.com/bright-mighty-sandstone
gist.github.com/ysf/502a324ff301d0c738e8ae011272fd59
gist.github.com/ysf/57850cdee152da066ac51c07a452e883
aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/?h=zed-bin&iisd=4ec5ea7206ed950a977b7145c77000a764c15839
rumble.com/user/MattsCreative1909
NEW DISCORD: discord.gg/u4aEzNnhTg
YouTube Members
youtube.com/channel/UCzoVL1aVjec7YKPeG59xKFg/join
• Ko-fi
ko-fi.com/tlv
• PayPal
paypal.me/gamedev1909
• SYSTEM SPECS
• OS: PikaOS
• Desktop: Hyprland
• CPU: Ryzen 9 9900X (5.6GHz)
• Memory: 64 GiB DDR5 6000MHz
• Storage: 22TB
• GPU: RTX 5070TI
0:00 – Introduction: New AUR Malware Hit
0:27 – What Happened? The "Optimizer" Binary
1:04 – Attacker Impersonation & Git Commits
1:36 – The Case for Signed Commits
1:54 – Analyzing the Affected Packages (Zed-bin)
2:23 – Why Use AUR? Checking Official Repositories
3:18 – Supply Chain Attack Risks & Prevention
3:47 – Deep Dive: Technical Breakdown of the Malware
4:14 – Stage 1 Dropper & Execution Details
4:49 – Channel Support & Community Updates
5:17 – Technical Write-up Analysis (C2 & Persistence)
6:38 – Stage 1 vs. Stage 2 Analysis
7:31 – Summary & Final Safety Tips
8:51 – Outro & Channel Memories #dreamy
