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TLDR: What looked like 16 independent authors is one shared tool stack.
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TLDR: Two buy-side ad brokers, The Trade Desk and Xandr, each receive a persistent cross-site identifier from six of the ten sensitive New Zealand sites I checked: a patient portal, a bank, the national lottery, a city council and two universities.
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TLDR: The civic apps in this scene are not bespoke.
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TLDR: smallfawn is one of the more advanced actors in this whole scene: 152 repos, a 3,176-star script collection, and decode_action, the JS deobfuscator most of the ecosystem relies on.
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TLDR: wyourname/wool is a zero-star GitHub repo that does one job: script DRM.
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TLDR: Recap: wyourname/wool is the script-DRM repo a big slice of the Chinese reward-farming (薅羊毛) scene rents to seal their fraud scripts.
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TLDR: A friend’s grep.app link and a hunt for leaked password prefixes turned one 292-star GitHub repo (985Ming/qlk) into a map of a Chinese reward-farming (薅羊毛) underground: 16 actors, 26 repos, 60+ targeted platforms.
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TLDR: A full Lua sandbox escape in DragonflyDB, a protection-mechanism failure (CWE-693).
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TLDR: Two CVEs in Vitess.
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TLDR: HashiCorp Nomad and Nomad Enterprise from 0.9 through 2.0.0 are vulnerable to arbitrary file read and write on the client host as the Nomad process user.