The Iran-linked APT MuddyWater has resurfaced with a new, stealthy malware loader disguised as a retro Snake-style game. The loader delivers a memory-only backdoor to Israeli targets. This shift shows how APTs increasingly combine social-engineering and covert execution to bypass defenses.
A critical vulnerability known as React2Shell allows unauthenticated attackers to achieve full remote code execution on React and Next.js servers. This flaw affects default RSC implementations and requires immediate patching to prevent severe compromise across modern web infrastructures.
A cyberattack on Crisis24’s OnSolve CodeRED platform disrupted emergency alerts for cities, counties, police and fire agencies across the U.S. The INC Ransom group claims responsibility, with stolen resident data, clear-text passwords and a rollback to older backups now forcing agencies to rebuild their notification capabilities and review credential hygiene.
The JackFix attack marks the latest evolution of the ClickFix technique. By luring victims through fake adult sites into a full-screen Windows update screen, encoding Run-dialog commands, gating its payload URL, and dropping multiple infostealers through an obfuscated PowerShell script, JackFix sidesteps many earlier ClickFix mitigations and forces defenders to rethink how they handle browser-driven social engineering.
Everest claims it breached Money Mart and stole more than 80,000 internal files from a “National Money Mart Company DataBase,” turning the attack into a major consumer financial data breach. This analysis explains how the Money Mart ransomware attack unfolded, why a payday-loan provider makes an attractive target, and what the incident means for customers and other financial-services firms.
A misconfigured default in the HashiCorp Vault Terraform Provider created a HashiCorp Vault bypass vulnerability in LDAP-backed environments, allowing attackers to authenticate without valid credentials. This analysis explains CVE-2025-13357, real-world impact, and concrete hardening steps for Vault and Terraform.
CISA is warning that state-linked threat actors are actively using commercial spyware and remote access trojans to hijack Signal and WhatsApp accounts, weaponize linked devices and deploy zero-click exploits. This article breaks down the campaigns, the tools involved and the specific hardening steps high-value targets should take immediately.
A Russian-linked threat actor is hiding Stealc V2 infostealer inside Blender project files shared on 3D model marketplaces. By abusing Blender’s Auto Run Python Scripts feature, the campaign turns legitimate-looking character rigs into a delivery vector that steals browser, wallet, VPN and messaging credentials from creative workstations.
The infamous Shai-hulud worm has resurfaced in the npm ecosystem with a new Sha1-hulud variant. By executing during preinstall, hijacking popular packages, stealing GitHub and cloud secrets, and wiping developer home directories when exfiltration fails, this worm turns supply-chain compromise into both an access play and a destructive weapon.
Quantum encryption promises stronger security, yet it also strains satellite hardware, bandwidth and mission design. Switzerland’s Armed Forces now redesign their space architecture to handle quantum-era threats, “harvest-now, decrypt-later” campaigns and the limits of legacy spacecraft.