<ul><li>Ultralytics YOLO versions 8.3.41 and 8.3.42 were compromised by a malicious code injection for cryptocurrency mining.</li><li>The compromised versions have been removed and a new version 8.3.43 has been released to address the security issue.</li><li>Glenn Jocher, the founder and CEO of Ultralytics, confirmed the attack and stated that it has been resolved.</li><li>The compromised versions of Ultralytics resulted in the installation of a cryptominer on user devices.</li></ul>

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