Docker Hub Dilemma: Over 3 Million Repositories Masking Malware Menace!

Docker Hub’s got a bad case of the malware blues, folks! Researchers found that a whopping 20% of its repositories were doling out digital nasties, from spam to phishing sites. So, next time you’re downloading, remember: not all containers carry goodies—some are just Trojan horses in disguise!

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Well, it seems Docker Hub became the digital equivalent of a back-alley bazaar, peddling everything from malware masquerading as Minecraft mods to faux freebies fishing for your financials. Who knew containerization could contain such contraband? JFrog security researchers just served us a dish of cybersecurity spaghetti with a side of phishing schemes—forks out, folks; it's time to twirl through the mess!

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