GCVE-110-OSM-2026-13977

This campaign consists of similar loader packages, which provide executing code from a given URL. While they do not contain the malicious payload and the usage remains unknown, they are clearly a coordinated campaign to place multiple deceptive ways to load malicious code. Category: MALICIOUS - The campaign has clearly malicious intent, like infostealers. Campaign: 2026-10-voice-synthesis-profiles Reasons (based on the campaign): - other - Downloads and executes a remote malicious script. Judge assessment: The package implements a remote code loader: on import or explicit call, it fetches an arbitrary Python file from a caller-supplied URL (defaulting to the TTSPROBE_URL environment variable), writes it to a temp directory, and executes it in-process via compile()+exec(). This is a textbook fetched-payload loader pattern — the package itself contains no payload, but it is designed to pull and run arbitrary attacker-controlled code. The IOC URL 'https://example/internal/profile.py' is a placeholder that would be substituted with a real operator-controlled endpoint at runtime. The package has zero meaningful metadata (no description, no repository, no homepage), consistent with a throwaway delivery vehicle. The design is unambiguous: the sole purpose of `retrieve()` and `start()` is to download and execute a remote Python script, which is not a pattern found in legitimate CPU benchmark tooling. ENTRY ttsprobe/__init__.py (module-import: 53) DESTINATION - 1 fetched-payload (urls) (values recorded in verified_iocs) EXFIL - Network Request in ttsprobe/__init__.py: "urllib.request.urlopen(" ADDITIONAL FINDINGS - Dynamic Code Execution in ttsprobe/__init__.py: "compile(source, mod.__file__, "exec")" PAYLOAD FILES ttsprobe/__init__.py