https://github.com/ethtag123789
https://github.com/ethtag123789 is a GitHub account
that 2 published sources report
in connection with Contagious Interview activity, which public reporting
attributes to North Korea (DPRK).
It is cited here from Chollima Hunter.
The earliest of those reports is dated 2026-04-24 and the most recent 2026-09-28.
github profile Contagious Interview CURATED removed
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Found on 28 September 2026 by asking GitHub's commit search, for each of the addresses this index holds from Panther's reporting, which account its commits are credited to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has registered the author address, so each account below owns the address shown; the count is the commits credited in the search's first page. ethtag123789 holds parirani9524@gmail.com (4); ronaldobon holds ronaldobon@proton.me (5). Where the address came from a report, the report is https://panther.com/blog/inside-dprk%E2%80%99s-npm-malware-factory-108-packages-261-versions-and-a-31-day-campaign-wave. An account was left out where the address may belong to a real person rather than the operator: a stolen-CV listing, a mirrored contributor's identity, a copied repository's upstream author, or an account with a long, verifiable history of its own.
github.com/ethtag123789 — Chollima Hunter -
Found on 28 September 2026 by asking GitHub's commit search, for each of the addresses this index holds from Panther's reporting, which account its commits are credited to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has registered the author address, so each account below owns the address shown; the count is the commits credited in the search's first page. ethtag123789 holds parirani9524@gmail.com (4); ronaldobon holds ronaldobon@proton.me (5). Where the address came from a report, the report is https://panther.com/blog/inside-dprk%E2%80%99s-npm-malware-factory-108-packages-261-versions-and-a-31-day-campaign-wave. An account was left out where the address may belong to a real person rather than the operator: a stolen-CV listing, a mirrored contributor's identity, a copied repository's upstream author, or an account with a long, verifiable history of its own.
panther.com/blog/inside-dprk%E2%80%99s-npm-malware-factory-108-packages-261-versions-and-a-31-day-campaign-wave — Chollima Hunter
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