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Chinese Hackers Expand Atlas RAT Attacks

Chinese Hackers Target European Organizations Chinese hackers have expanded their cyberattack campaigns into Europe. Researchers observed a sharp increase in activity during recent months. The group focuses on financial gain through cybercrime operations. However, some of its tools also support surveillance activities. Therefore, security experts continue monitoring the threat closely. The attackers previously focused on …

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Google DoubleClick Delivers RAT Through Malspam

Google DoubleClick Used in New Malware Campaign Google DoubleClick has been abused in a new phishing campaign. Researchers discovered that attackers use the platform to hide malicious activity. The campaign ultimately delivers a remote access trojan called DesckVB RAT. Therefore, attackers can avoid early detection mechanisms. As a result, victims face a greater risk of …

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Malicious Sicoob NuGet Steals Banking Data

Malicious Sicoob NuGet Targets Developers Malicious Sicoob NuGet packages have emerged as a serious threat. Researchers recently uncovered a package that steals sensitive banking data. The package pretends to be a legitimate software development toolkit. However, it secretly collects authentication information from developers. Therefore, organizations using the package face significant security risks. The malicious package …

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AI Chatbot Recommendations Spread Malware

AI Chatbot Recommendations Fuel New Threats AI chatbot recommendations are helping attackers spread malware. Researchers recently uncovered a cryptojacking campaign using this method. Instead of relying only on search engines, attackers now exploit AI-generated responses. Therefore, malicious websites gain greater visibility. As a result, more users may unknowingly download harmful software. Researchers observed users asking …

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Grandoreiro Malware Targets Banks and Users

Grandoreiro Malware Expands Across Regions Grandoreiro malware continues to target users across Europe and Latin America. Researchers recently identified new campaigns affecting multiple countries. The attacks focus on both businesses and financial institutions. In addition, cybercriminals target users who rely on online banking services. Therefore, the threat remains a major concern. Researchers observed attacks in …

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Malicious npm Package Steals Claude AI Files

Malicious npm Package Targets AI User Data A malicious npm package has been discovered on a popular software repository. Researchers found that the package contains information-stealing capabilities. The threat specifically targets files linked to an AI development environment. As a result, users may unknowingly expose sensitive information. Therefore, the discovery raises concerns about software supply …

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GlassWorm Malware Takedown Stops Supply Chain Threats

GlassWorm Malware Campaign Targets Developers GlassWorm malware has disrupted software developers since early 2025. The campaign targeted people with access to critical development systems. These systems included source code repositories and cloud platforms. In addition, attackers focused on package registries and CI/CD pipelines. Therefore, a single breach could affect many organizations. Researchers reported that developers …

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MuddyWater DLL Side-Loading Attacks Hit 9 Nations

MuddyWater DLL Side-Loading Attacks Hit 9 Nations A cyber espionage campaign linked to MuddyWater has affected organizations in nine countries. The attacks occurred during the first quarter of 2026. Several industries became targets during the operation. These included manufacturing, education, finance, and public services. Moreover, the campaign reached victims across four continents. Researchers observed attacks …

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Trapdoor Ad Fraud Scheme Hits Android Users

Trapdoor Ad Fraud Scheme Spreads Through Fake Apps A new Trapdoor ad fraud scheme targets Android users through fake utility apps and hidden advertising attacks. Researchers found 455 harmful apps connected to the operation. In addition, the campaign used 183 malicious control domains to support multi-stage fraud activities. Users often downloaded simple tools, such as …

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Malicious npm Packages Spread Data-Stealing Malware

Malicious npm Packages Target Developers Cybersecurity researchers recently discovered four malicious npm packages that spread dangerous malware to developers. The infected packages appeared harmless at first. However, they secretly delivered information-stealing tools and botnet malware after installation. Researchers found that one package copied code from a previously leaked malware project. Therefore, attackers quickly reused public …

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Hackers Used AI to Crack 2FA Security

Hackers Used AI in New Cyberattacks Researchers recently uncovered a dangerous cybercrime campaign using artificial intelligence. The attackers reportedly developed a zero-day exploit with AI assistance. Furthermore, researchers believe this marks a major shift in cyber threats. The exploit targeted a popular web-based administration platform. However, researchers did not reveal the platform’s name publicly. The …

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Fake Call History Apps Tricked Millions

Fake Call History Apps Spread Across Android Cybersecurity researchers recently uncovered a large Android scam campaign. The campaign used fake apps on the official app marketplace. These apps claimed to provide call records for any phone number. However, the apps delivered fake information after users paid subscription fees. Researchers discovered 28 harmful apps connected to …

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TCLBANKER Trojan Spreads Through Messaging Apps

TCLBANKER Trojan Targets Financial Users Security experts recently uncovered a new banking trojan called TCLBANKER. The malware mainly targets users in Brazil. However, researchers warn that the threat could spread wider over time. The trojan attacks banking, fintech, and cryptocurrency platforms. In total, it targets 59 financial services. Furthermore, the malware spreads through messaging and …

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Windows Phone Link Exploited to Steal OTPs

Windows Phone Link Becomes Attack Target Windows Phone Link exploited attacks now threaten users who sync phones with computers. Researchers uncovered a campaign using a remote access trojan called CloudZ. However, the attackers also deployed a custom plugin named Pheno. Therefore, the malware gained access to sensitive synced mobile data. The attack focused on stealing …

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Facebook Accounts Hacked Through Phishing Emails

Facebook Accounts Hacked in Large Campaign Facebook accounts hacked through phishing attacks have affected nearly 30,000 users worldwide. Researchers uncovered a large operation linked to Vietnam. However, the attackers used trusted online services to avoid detection. Therefore, many victims believed the phishing emails were legitimate. The operation focused mainly on Facebook Business account owners. Moreover, …

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Mirai-Based Botnet Hijacks IoT Devices

Mirai-Based Botnet Targets IoT Devices Mirai-based botnet attacks now threaten internet-connected devices worldwide. Researchers recently uncovered a new malware strain called xlabs_v1. However, the botnet mainly targets devices with exposed Android Debug Bridge services. Therefore, many smart devices face serious security risks. The malware infects Android TV boxes, smart TVs, and set-top boxes. Moreover, it …

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Python Backdoor Steals Browser Credentials

Python Backdoor Targets Sensitive Data Python backdoor attacks now threaten users and organizations worldwide. Researchers discovered a stealthy malware framework called DEEP#DOOR. However, the campaign appears limited and targeted for now. Therefore, experts continue monitoring its activity closely. The malware uses Python to create persistent remote access. Moreover, it collects sensitive information from infected systems. …

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Phishing Campaign Abuses Remote Access Tools

Phishing Campaign Targets Many Organizations Phishing campaign attacks have hit more than 80 organizations since April 2025. Most victims operate in the United States. However, researchers believe the campaign may spread further. Therefore, security teams now monitor the activity closely. The attackers use legitimate remote management software during the attacks. For example, they install trusted …

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MuddyWater Uses Microsoft Teams to Steal Logins

MuddyWater Attack Targets Organizations MuddyWater uses Teams to steal login credentials in new cyberattacks. Researchers linked the campaign to an Iranian-backed hacking group. However, the attackers disguised the operation as ransomware activity. Therefore, many victims first believed criminals caused the breach. The campaign appeared in early 2026. Researchers observed attackers using social engineering tactics through …

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BlackFile Extortion Group Fuels Global Vishing Attacks

Overview of the Threat New BlackFile extortion group drives a rise in vishing attacks. However, this group focuses on retail and hospitality sectors. Researchers report increased incidents since early 2026. Therefore, organizations now face higher risks of data theft. The attackers aim to steal credentials and demand large ransoms. As a result, businesses may suffer …

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Threat Actor Uses Microsoft Teams for Malware

Overview of the Attack Threat actor uses Microsoft Teams to launch a new malware campaign. However, this attack relies heavily on social engineering tactics. Researchers discovered a custom malware suite called “Snow.” Therefore, attackers aim to steal sensitive data after gaining access. They focus on deep network compromise and credential theft. As a result, organizations …

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Popular WordPress Redirect Plugin Hid Backdoor

Overview of the Issue Popular WordPress redirect plugin hid a hidden backdoor for years. However, many users remained unaware of the threat. Researchers discovered the issue after multiple sites triggered alerts. Therefore, the finding raised serious concerns about plugin security. The plugin had over 70,000 active installations. As a result, the potential impact is very …

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Fake CAPTCHA IRSF Scam Triggers Costly SMS

Overview of the Scam Fake CAPTCHA IRSF scam campaigns are targeting mobile users worldwide. However, these scams use simple tricks to cause real financial damage. Researchers found that victims unknowingly send international SMS messages. Therefore, users face unexpected charges on their phone bills. The attackers earn money from these hidden fees. As a result, this …

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Kyber Ransomware Gang Tests New Encryption

Overview of Kyber Ransomware Gang Kyber ransomware gang activity has recently increased across networks. Researchers observed new attacks targeting Windows and virtual systems. Therefore, this threat continues to evolve quickly. Moreover, attackers use multiple versions of the ransomware in one campaign. They aim to maximize damage across different environments. As a result, both file servers …

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SystemBC C2 Server Exposes 1,570+ Victims

Overview of the SystemBC C2 Server SystemBC C2 server activity has revealed a large cybercrime operation. Researchers uncovered over 1,570 infected systems worldwide. Therefore, this discovery highlights the scale of modern ransomware threats. Moreover, attackers linked this activity to a ransomware-as-a-service group. This group operates under a structured criminal model. As a result, affiliates can …

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NGate Campaign Hits Users With NFC Theft Scam

Overview of the NGate Campaign NGate campaign activity has increased with a new attack wave. Researchers recently identified a fresh Android malware variant. This version targets users in Brazil specifically. Therefore, it marks a shift toward regional targeting. Moreover, the malware uses a modified version of a legitimate app. Attackers altered the app to include …

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Self-Propagating Supply Chain Worm Spreads Fast

Overview of the Supply Chain Worm Self-propagating supply chain worm attacks are rising quickly. Researchers recently found infected software packages in developer ecosystems. These packages spread malware using stolen access tokens. Therefore, the threat grows fast across multiple systems. Moreover, attackers designed the worm to move automatically between projects. It steals sensitive data during installation …

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Lotus Wiper Malware Hits Energy Systems

Overview of the Lotus Wiper Malware Lotus Wiper malware has emerged as a serious cyber threat. Researchers identified it during attacks in late 2025 and early 2026. Specifically, the attacks targeted Venezuela’s energy and utilities sector. Moreover, experts found that this malware focuses on destruction, not profit. Therefore, it stands out from typical ransomware threats. …

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ZionSiphon Malware Targets Water Systems

Overview of ZionSiphon Malware ZionSiphon malware targets water systems with harmful intent. It focuses on operational technology environments. Moreover, it aims to disrupt water treatment and desalination processes. Researchers identified this threat during a recent analysis. Therefore, experts warn about its future risks. This malware can manipulate critical system settings. For example, it may increase …

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ATHR vishing platform uses AI for voice scams

Introduction to the ATHR Vishing Platform The ATHR vishing platform uses AI to run automated voice scams. It targets users through clever social engineering tactics. Moreover, it combines human input with AI-driven voice agents. As a result, attackers can scale their operations quickly. This platform simplifies complex cybercrime processes. Therefore, even less skilled attackers can …

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Mirax Android RAT Hits 220,000 via Meta Ads

Overview of Mirax Android RAT Mirax Android RAT is a new mobile threat targeting users. It mainly affects Spanish-speaking regions. Researchers observed campaigns reaching over 220,000 users through ads. Moreover, attackers spread the malware using social media promotions. These ads appear on popular platforms and look legitimate. Therefore, many users trust and click them. However, …

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JanelaRAT Malware Hits Banks with 14,739 Attacks

Overview of JanelaRAT Malware JanelaRAT malware continues to target banks in Latin America. It mainly affects countries like Brazil and Mexico. This threat focuses on stealing financial and cryptocurrency data. Moreover, security researchers report a sharp rise in attacks. In 2025, attackers launched 14,739 attacks in Brazil alone. Meanwhile, they recorded over 11,000 attacks in …

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108 Malicious Chrome Extensions Hit 20,000 Users

Overview of the Threat Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a serious online threat. They identified 108 harmful Chrome extensions targeting users. These extensions aim to steal sensitive personal data. They also enable browser abuse through hidden scripts. Moreover, the extensions connect to a shared command system. This system collects data from all infected users. Therefore, attackers …

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VENOM Phishing Attacks Target Executive Logins

Overview of VENOM Phishing Attacks VENOM phishing attacks now target senior executives across industries. Attackers aim to steal login credentials from high-level staff. Therefore, CEOs, CFOs, and VPs face higher risk. This campaign started around last November. However, it remains hidden from public forums. As a result, researchers have limited visibility into its spread. Experts …

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36 Malicious npm Packages Spread Hidden Threats

Overview of the Threat Security researchers have uncovered 36 malicious npm packages targeting developers. These packages pretend to be legitimate plugins for a popular content system. However, they contain harmful code designed to exploit systems. These fake packages use simple naming tricks to appear trustworthy. For example, they include terms like “server” or “database.” Therefore, …

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Qilin and Warlock Ransomware Disable Security Tools

Overview of the Ransomware Threat Qilin and Warlock ransomware disable security tools using advanced methods. These groups target systems to weaken defenses before attacks. Moreover, they use a technique called vulnerable driver abuse. Therefore, they can bypass many modern protections. Researchers recently uncovered this dangerous activity. They found that attackers use trusted drivers with known …

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Hackers Spread Malicious Dev Packages

Overview of the Supply Chain Attack N. Korean hackers spread malicious packages across developer platforms. They target ecosystems like npm, PyPI, Go, and Rust. Moreover, they disguise malware as useful development tools. Therefore, developers may install them without suspicion. Researchers link this activity to an ongoing campaign. This campaign focuses on supply chain attacks. In …

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Masjesu Botnet Powers DDoS-for-Hire Attacks

Overview of the Masjesu Botnet Masjesu botnet powers a growing DDoS-for-hire service. It targets IoT devices across the world. Moreover, attackers promote it through messaging platforms. Therefore, more users can access this illegal service easily. Researchers first observed this botnet in 2023. It focuses on stealth and long-term survival. However, it avoids high-profile targets to …

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Casbaneiro Phishing Uses PDF Lures to Spread Malware

Overview of the Phishing Campaign Casbaneiro phishing targets users across Latin America and Europe. It mainly focuses on Spanish-speaking organizations and individuals. Moreover, attackers use multiple methods to spread malware. Therefore, the campaign has a wide reach and impact. Researchers link this activity to a cybercrime group from Brazil. This group uses a mix of …

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CERT-UA Impersonation Spreads Malware via Emails

Overview of the Impersonation Campaign CERT-UA impersonation spreads malware through a large phishing campaign. Attackers pretended to be a trusted cybersecurity agency. Moreover, they sent fake emails to trick users into downloading malicious files. Therefore, many organizations became potential targets. Researchers identified this activity in late March 2026. The attackers targeted various sectors across the …

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Microsoft Warns of WhatsApp Malware Hijacking Windows

Overview of the WhatsApp Malware Campaign Microsoft warns of a new malware campaign spreading through WhatsApp messages. Attackers send harmful Visual Basic Script files to users. Moreover, these files start a complex infection process. Therefore, victims may lose control of their systems quickly. Researchers first observed this activity in early 2026. The campaign uses social …

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TA446 Deploys DarkSword to Target iPhones

Overview of the Targeted Attack Campaign TA446 deploys DarkSword in a new spear-phishing campaign. This campaign targets iPhone users with advanced exploits. Moreover, the attackers send fake emails to trick victims. Therefore, users may unknowingly expose sensitive data. Researchers link this activity to a Russia-backed threat group. The group has a history of targeting high-value …

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Hackers Use BPFDoor for Telecom Spying

Overview of the Espionage Campaign China-linked hackers are running a long-term cyber espionage campaign. They target telecom networks to access sensitive government data. Moreover, they embed hidden tools inside critical systems. Therefore, they can maintain access for long periods. Researchers have tracked this group under several different names. The group has attacked telecom providers across …

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WebRTC Skimmer Steals Payment Data from Sites

Overview of the WebRTC Skimmer Threat WebRTC skimmer is a new malware targeting online stores. It steals payment data using advanced techniques. Moreover, it avoids traditional detection methods used by security systems. Therefore, many websites may remain vulnerable without knowing. Researchers recently identified this new attack method in active use. This malware uses WebRTC data …

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DoJ Disrupts IoT Botnets Behind Massive Attacks

Overview of the Global Botnet Disruption The DoJ has disrupted several large IoT botnets used in global cyberattacks. These botnets controlled millions of infected devices worldwide. Moreover, they launched powerful distributed denial-of-service attacks against many targets. Therefore, authorities acted quickly to stop the growing threat. The operation focused on shutting down command-and-control infrastructure. Authorities from …

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China-Linked Hackers Use BPFDoor for Telecom Spying

Overview of the Espionage Campaign A China-linked hacking group has launched a long-term cyber campaign. It targets telecom networks to spy on government systems. Moreover, the attackers maintain hidden access inside critical infrastructure. Therefore, they can monitor sensitive communications over time. Researchers have tracked this group under several different names. This group has attacked telecom …

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Speagle Malware Uses Servers to Steal Data

Overview of the Speagle Malware Threat Cybersecurity experts have identified a new malware called Speagle. It targets a document protection tool to steal sensitive data. Specifically, it abuses trusted software functions to hide its activity. As a result, victims may not notice the attack quickly. Moreover, the malware sends stolen data through compromised servers. Therefore, …

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Ghost Campaign Tricks Developers Into Data Theft

Overview of the Ghost Campaign Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new threat called the Ghost campaign. It uses malicious npm packages to steal sensitive data. These packages target developers and crypto users. Therefore, the campaign poses a serious risk to modern software environments. The attackers designed the packages to appear helpful and legitimate. However, they …

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Hackers Use Fake Resumes to Steal Credentials

Hackers use fake resumes to steal credentials in a new phishing campaign. Researchers found the attack targeting French-speaking corporate environments. However, the attackers designed the campaign to appear harmless. The emails contain fake resume attachments. For example, they pretend to be job applications. Therefore, HR teams often open them without suspicion. Once opened, the files …

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Tax Search Ads Deliver ScreenConnect Malware

Tax Search Ads Deliver ScreenConnect Malware through a large malvertising campaign. Researchers observed the activity starting in early 2026. However, the attackers specifically targeted users searching for tax forms. The campaign used sponsored search results to lure victims. For example, users searching for “W-2 tax form” saw malicious ads. Therefore, many users clicked without suspecting …

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Malicious npm Package Steals macOS Credentials

Malicious npm Package Steals macOS Credentials Malicious npm Package Steals macOS Credentials through a disguised developer tool. Researchers recently discovered the threat in a public code registry. However, the package pretended to install a popular software tool. The package used the name “@openclaw-ai/openclawai.” Attackers uploaded it on March 3, 2026. Although downloads were limited, the …

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KadNap Malware Infects 14,000 Edge Devices

KadNap Malware Infects 14,000 Edge Devices KadNap Malware Infects 14,000 Edge Devices in a growing cyber campaign. Researchers recently uncovered this new malware threat. However, the attack mainly targets network edge devices. Most infections involve routers used in homes and small offices. Therefore, many victims may not notice the compromise. Reports show that more than …

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BlackSanta EDR Killer Targets HR Teams

BlackSanta EDR Killer Targets HR Teams BlackSanta EDR Killer Targets HR Teams in a long-running cyber campaign. Researchers discovered the activity after months of investigation. However, the attackers remained hidden for over a year. The campaign focuses on human resources departments. These teams often handle resumes and personal data. Therefore, attackers exploit this workflow to …

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MuddyWater Hackers Target Networks in Cyber Campaign

MuddyWater Hackers Target Networks MuddyWater Hackers Target U.S. Networks in a new cyber campaign. Researchers recently found signs of intrusion in several organizations. These include banks, airports, and non-profit institutions. However, the attackers also reached a technology supplier. Experts attribute the activity to MuddyWater. This group is also known as Seedworm. It reportedly links to …

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Malicious NuGet Packages Stole ASP.NET Data

Malicious NuGet Packages Stole ASP.NET Data Malicious NuGet Packages Stole ASP.NET Data in a recent supply chain attack. Researchers discovered four harmful packages targeting developers. These packages aimed at ASP.NET web application projects. However, the real goal was to compromise deployed applications. A security report revealed that the campaign stole ASP.NET Identity data. For example, …

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UAC-0050 Targets Financial Institution

UAC-0050 Targets Financial Institution UAC-0050 Targets Financial Institution in a new cyber campaign. Researchers observed the attack against a European organization. However, the group usually focuses on Ukrainian entities. Therefore, this shift may signal broader targeting. The threat actor aligns with Russian interests. Experts also link the group to intelligence gathering and financial theft. In …

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Microsoft Warns OAuth Redirect Abuse Campaign

Microsoft Warns OAuth Redirect Abuse Campaign Microsoft Warns OAuth Redirect Abuse in new phishing attacks. Researchers observed campaigns targeting government and public-sector groups. However, these attacks do not exploit software flaws. Instead, they misuse built-in OAuth features. The researchers described this as an identity-based threat. Therefore, attackers rely on normal OAuth behavior. They do not …

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Starkiller Phishing Suite Bypasses MFA

Starkiller Phishing Suite Targets MFA Starkiller Phishing Suite is a new tool that bypasses multi-factor authentication. Researchers recently revealed its advanced capabilities. However, this phishing platform does more than steal passwords. It uses a reverse proxy method to intercept live login sessions. A threat group calling itself Jinkusu promotes the platform online. The group markets …

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Fake Laravel Packages Spread Cross-OS RAT

Introduction to Fake Laravel Packages Fake Laravel Packages are spreading a dangerous remote access trojan. Security experts recently uncovered this serious threat. These malicious tools target developers who use popular PHP resources. However, many users install them without noticing the hidden risk. Researchers found the harmful packages on Packagist. The packages pretend to offer Laravel …

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Lazarus Group Uses Medusa Ransomware Targets Healthcare Sector

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered North Korea-linked Lazarus Group using Medusa ransomware. They attacked an entity in the Middle East and tried a U.S. healthcare organization. This shows a shift to off-the-shelf ransomware for financial gain. Ransomware Deployment Details Lazarus deployed Medusa in a Middle East attack successfully. They also launched an unsuccessful attempt against a U.S. …

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UnsolicitedBooker Targets Central Asian Telecoms

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new espionage campaign. UnsolicitedBooker attacked telecom companies in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. They deployed two distinct backdoors called LuciDoor and MarsSnake. Shift in Targeting Focus The group changed its focus recently. Earlier attacks hit Saudi Arabian organizations. Now they target telecoms in Central Asia. This marks a clear shift in victim selection. …

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Webhook Macros Deliver Stealthy Malware

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new espionage campaign by a Russia-linked group. APT28 attacked specific organizations in Western and Central Europe. They used simple yet effective macro malware in targeted phishing emails. Campaign Timeline and Name The operation lasted from September 2025 to January 2026. Researchers named it Operation MacroMaze. Attackers focused on basic tools and …

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AI Recommendation Poisoning Manipulates Chatbots

Microsoft researchers discovered companies gaming AI chatbots. They abuse “Summarize with AI” buttons to bias recommendations. This new technique poisons AI memory for unfair advantage. How AI Recommendation Poisoning Works Companies embed hidden instructions in clickable buttons. These buttons appear on websites as “Summarize with AI.” When users click them, the link sends special prompts …

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ClickFix Campaign Abuses Compromised Sites

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a clever new ClickFix attack. Attackers hijack legitimate websites to deliver MIMICRAT malware. This previously unknown RAT gives full remote control to criminals. How the Campaign Starts The attack begins on compromised legitimate sites. One example is a BIN validation service that attackers breached. They inject malicious JavaScript code. This code loads …

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Lazarus Campaign Plants Malicious Packages

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a clever supply-chain attack. North Korea-linked Lazarus Group plants malicious packages in npm and PyPI. They trick developers with fake blockchain job offers. Fake Recruitment Tactics Attackers create a phony company called Veltrix Capital. They focus on blockchain and cryptocurrency trading. Recruiters contact people on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Reddit. They offer coding …

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Keenadu Firmware Backdoor Infects Android Tablets

Cybersecurity researchers discovered a dangerous backdoor hidden in Android tablet firmware. They named it Keenadu. This malware sneaks in during the build process and survives OTA updates. Deep Firmware Infection Keenadu embeds inside libandroid_runtime.so. This critical library loads at boot. It injects into the Zygote process. Therefore, every app runs with the backdoor active. The …

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UAT-9921 Deploys VoidLink Malware Stealthily

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a previously unknown threat actor. They track it as UAT-9921. This group deploys a new modular malware framework called VoidLink against tech and finance sectors. Threat Actor Background UAT-9921 has operated since 2019. They recently added VoidLink to their toolkit. The actor shows knowledge of Chinese language in code comments. Researchers believe …

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PromptSpy Android Malware Abuses Gemini AI

Cybersecurity researchers discovered a clever Android malware. It abuses Google’s Gemini AI for persistence. PromptSpy keeps itself pinned in recent apps automatically. How PromptSpy Uses Gemini The malware sends the current screen XML dump to Gemini. It includes every UI element with text and position. Gemini acts as an “Android automation assistant.” It returns JSON …

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APT36 and SideCopy Launch Cross-Platform RATs

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered ongoing espionage campaigns. APT36 and SideCopy target Indian defense and government entities. They use cross-platform remote access trojans to steal data and maintain access. Targeted Sectors and Goals Attackers focus on defense, government, and strategic organizations. They also hit policy, research, and critical infrastructure groups. For example, they use defense-themed lures to …

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Lazarus Campaign Plants Malicious Packages

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a sophisticated operation by North Korea-linked hackers. Lazarus Group plants malicious packages in npm and PyPI. They use fake job offers to infect developers. Fake Company Setup Attackers create a fake blockchain firm called Veltrix Capital. They register domains and build GitHub organizations. For example, they host Python and JavaScript projects. These …

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Google Reports State Hackers Using Gemini AI

Google reports state-backed hackers using its Gemini AI. North Korea-linked UNC2970 employs the tool for target profiling. Other groups also misuse it to speed up attacks. North Korean Group Targets Defense UNC2970 overlaps with Lazarus Group activities. They run long campaigns called Operation Dream Job. For example, they pose as recruiters in aerospace and defense. …

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Malware Service Guarantees Chrome Phishing Extensions

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new malware-as-a-service tool. It promises malicious Chrome extensions that pass Google’s review. The tool helps attackers push phishing pages easily. How the Malware Service Works The service lets buyers create harmful browser add-ons. These extensions overlay full-screen iframes on real websites. For example, they show fake login pages while the address …

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Amaranth Dragon Exploits WinRAR Flaw

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a new Chinese-linked espionage group. Amaranth Dragon exploits a WinRAR vulnerability. They target government and law enforcement in Southeast Asia. The New Threat Actor Amaranth Dragon connects to the known APT41 operations. They show strong technical skill and careful planning. For example, they limit attacks to specific countries. Therefore, they avoid unnecessary …

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DEAD#VAX Malware Delivers AsyncRAT Stealthily

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a clever malware campaign. They call it DEAD#VAX. Attackers use IPFS-hosted VHD files to sneak AsyncRAT onto systems. How the Phishing Starts Attackers send phishing emails with fake purchase orders. They disguise the attachment as a PDF file. However, the link points to a VHD hosted on IPFS. This decentralized network helps …

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APT28 Exploits Office Flaw for Spying

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered attacks by a Russian-linked group. APT28 uses a new Microsoft Office vulnerability. They target users in Ukraine, Slovakia, and Romania for espionage. The Vulnerability Details The flaw is CVE-2026-21509 with a 7.8 severity score. It allows attackers to bypass security features. For example, a crafted Office file triggers unauthorized actions. Microsoft and …

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Aisuru Botnet Unleashes Record DDoS Surge

Cybersecurity experts reported a massive DDoS attack. The Aisuru botnet hit a new peak of 31.4 Tbps. It also reached 200 million requests per second. The Record-Breaking Attack Attackers launched the assault on December 19 last year. They targeted telecom companies and IT providers. For example, the campaign flooded Cloudflare customers and infrastructure. Therefore, it …

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Mustang Panda Deploys Updated COOLCLIENT Backdoor

Cybersecurity experts spotted Chinese-linked hackers using an improved backdoor. They call it COOLCLIENT. Mustang Panda targets government systems in several countries for deep spying. Targets and Campaign Scope The group hits government entities hard. They focus on Myanmar, Mongolia, Malaysia, and Russia. For example, attacks ran strong in 2025. Therefore, officials face ongoing risks. Mustang …

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Malicious Chrome Extensions Steal Affiliate Revenue

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered harmful Chrome extensions. These add-ons hijack affiliate links and steal ChatGPT access. They also grab user data from popular shopping sites. How Affiliate Hijacking Works One extension claims to block Amazon ads. It installs easily from the Chrome store. However, it secretly replaces affiliate tags in product links. The attacker’s tag earns …

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Multi-Stage Phishing Hits Email Users

Cybersecurity experts uncovered a clever multi-stage phishing campaign. It targets people in Russia. Attackers deliver ransomware and a dangerous remote access tool called Amnesia RAT. How the Attack Begins Attackers send phishing emails with business documents. These look like normal routine files. For example, they pretend to be work tasks or reports. Therefore, victims open …

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Stolen Credentials Deploy RMM Backdoors

Cybersecurity experts warn about a clever phishing campaign. Attackers use stolen credentials to install trusted remote tools. These tools give them lasting access to computers. The Sneaky Phishing Start Attackers send fake invitation emails. They pretend the messages come from a popular online card service. For example, the subject looks like a friendly invite. Therefore, …

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Adversary-in-the-Middle Phishing Hits Energy Firms

Microsoft warns of multi-stage adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) phishing and business email compromise attacks. These target energy sector organizations. Attackers use clever tricks to steal credentials and take control. How the Attack Starts Attackers begin with a phishing email. They send it from a trusted, previously compromised email address. The message pretends to be a SharePoint document-sharing …

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Evelyn Stealer Targets VS Code to Steal Credentials

Evelyn Stealer Targets VS Code Cybersecurity experts uncovered a dangerous new threat. Evelyn Stealer targets VS Code extensions to steal developer credentials and crypto. It hits software developers hard. Therefore, attackers gain access to valuable company systems. How Attackers Hide in VS Code Hackers publish fake extensions in the marketplace. These extensions look useful at …

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