A major rat campaign disguised as the Minecraft mod “Nursultan Client” is compromising gamers via a Python-based Trojan using Telegram bot infrastructure. This tool steals browser tokens, captures webcams, and uses a gamified lure to breach systems and security teams need to view gaming endpoints as serious risk zones.
Threat actors behind a coordinated network on YouTube have uploaded over 3,000 videos that masquerade as software tutorials and cheat walkthroughs, yet lead to credential‐stealer malware downloads. The operation uses compromised channels, fake engagement and download links to evade detection posing a new category of platform-based threat for security teams.
A newly disclosed flaw in Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) dubbed “SessionReaper” enables attackers to hijack live customer sessions via the REST API. With proof-of-concept exploit code now public and over 250 attacks detected in a single day, administrators must act immediately.
Mozilla’s new policy for Firefox extensions mandates that developers clearly disclose any data collection or transmission, obtain user consent and categorize the data types. This marks a major shift in add-on privacy, placing transparency at the heart of the browser-extension ecosystem.
When a TikTok video depicting a “wanted: dead or alive” poster of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared, major platforms responded. This article unpacks how TikTok, Google and Comcast cooperated with the FBI, the device and IP information they provided, and the broader implications for how threats on social media become federal investigations.
As organisations deploy hundreds of AI agents each year, security teams face unprecedented risk. This article outlines a robust framework to govern AI at scale, align speed with control and embed security from day one.
The recently disclosed flaw in LANSCOPE Endpoint Manager (CVE-2025-61932) enables unauthenticated attackers to send malicious packets, execute arbitrary code and compromise systems. Organisations must patch affected versions, apply network controls and monitor for unusual traffic to avoid full network takeover.
The state-sponsored Lazarus Group has launched a sophisticated campaign targeting European drone manufacturers under the guise of fake “dream job” offers. As defense firms fall prey to malware disguised in recruitment documents, the threat to aerospace and UAV innovation escalates. This article breaks down how the attack works, what it aims to achieve and how to defend.
Actors on underground forums are now selling a turnkey ransomware toolkit named MonoLock v1.0 designed to target small and medium organisations, disable backups, encrypt data at scale via AES-256/RSA-2048, and demand payment through an automated Tor portal. Security teams must recognise this shift in the ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) business model and reinforce detection, defence and incident response accordingly.
The UN is set to convene a landmark global cybercrime treaty signing in Hanoi, aiming to enhance cross-border cooperation and streamline investigations into ransomware, phishing and online trafficking. While supporters hail the pact as overdue, human-rights advocates and tech firms warn the broad language and choice of host country raise serious concerns about surveillance and enforcement.