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    <title>CVE-2024-52583 — WesHacks code includes links to Leostop tracking spyware infested files</title>
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      <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p><strong>Affected:</strong> DefinetlyNotAI WesHacks</p>
<p>The WesHacks GitHub repository provides the official Hackathon competition website source code for the Muweilah Wesgreen Hackathon. The page `schedule.html` before 17 November 2024 or commit 93dfb83 contains links to `Leostop`, a site that hosts a malicious injected JavaScript file that occurs when bootstrap is run as well as jquery. `Leostop` may be a tracking malware and creates 2 JavaScript files, but little else is known about it. The WesHacks website remove all references to `Leostop` as of 17 November 2024.</p></div>
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