It's part of the crypto developer scam where the alleged recruiter sends you a repository to install and evaluate. Then drain your wallets, there is obfuscated js either in the code or in a cookie fetch with eval() . It's been like the 5th time in this month so I recognize the scam quick, this is the first one in bitbucket and can't seem to find a way to report it.
Here it is:
https://bitbucket.org/mordern/project_a/src/main/
thank you
Another malicious repository relating to a crypto scam from a potential client on UpWork.
https://bitbucket.org/chateaux/meme/src/main/
Another similar repository here: https://bitbucket.org/financial-hub/staking-management/src/master/
This repository has been provided to me on Fiverr and is designed in similar fashion as the exploit here:
It's an old crypto dashboard template modified to scan for local crypto wallets and move the funds out.
I've ran it inside the VMWare, but could not identify how exactly this is being executed (Linux might not even be supported), but I assume it is somehow a part of the build / test chain, likely all the malicious logic is in https://bitbucket.org/financial-hub/staking-management/src/master/test.js
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@Arya Thanks for reporting it to us. The repo has been suspended.
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@Guillermo Bascuñana would you be able to provide more information that this code can be a threat? Our team ran some checks and initially couldn't find anything, in order to do a takedown we would need more clear indication that this is indeed malicious.
Thanks
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Hello @Guillermo Bascuñana
Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Thanks for bringing this up, I am raising it internally with our Bitbucket support team.
I can't promise an SLA on this, but they will review it. If you receive an email or you see anything suspicious you can also report it to abuse@atlassian.com
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