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Securing the Software Supply Chain: How SentinelOne’s AI EDR Autonomously Blocked the CPU-Z Watering Hole Cyber Attack

SentinelOne Blog
SentinelOne Blog
Published April 14, 2026Original Report

Excerpt

On April 9, 2026, cpuid.com was actively serving malware through its own official download button. Threat actors had compromised the CPUID domain at the API level and were silently redirecting legitimate download requests to attacker-controlled infrastructure. The attack ran for approximately 6 hours. Users who navigated directly to the official site received a legitimate, properly signed binary with a malicious payload bundled inside it. That morning, SentinelOne’s…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYunknownINFRASTRUCTUREsupp0v3.comCAPABILITYunknownVICTIMunknown
Adversary
Infrastructure(1)
Capability
Victim

Attack Flow8 steps · MITRE ATT&CK mapped

Initial AccessTA0001T1190
1/8
Exploit Public-Facing Application
ActionCompromise download infrastructure
Threat actors compromised the CPUID domain at the API level, redirecting legitimate downloads to attacker-controlled infrastructure.

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TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
Domainsupp0v3.comHighScore 58/100First seen

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