Attackers hide malware behind invisible npm dependencies and install-time scripts, which bypass static scanners and drain tokens. Close install-time egress, ban URL dependencies, and add dynamic checks.
Herodotus is a new Android banking trojan that fakes human typing with randomized delays. Because naive timing checks fail, defenders should harden policy, watch overlays and Accessibility events, and tune fraud models to catch the session—not just the cadence.
Attackers abused a Chrome zero-day to install Memento spyware in targeted operations. This analysis explains the chain, highlights reliable signals to hunt, and outlines a focused 72-hour action plan.
The latest version of the ransomware family known as LockBit has resurfaced with a potent new variant, LockBit 5.0, capable of striking Windows endpoints, Linux servers and VMware ESXi hypervisor platforms in one campaign. Organisations must reassess their ransomware defences and detection posture now.
A newly weaponized version of the open-source toolkit RedTiger is actively targeting Discord accounts and gaming credentials. This article examines the malware’s mechanics, why gamers and enterprises should care, and outlines a mitigation roadmap.
The Lazarus Group launched a sophisticated social-engineering campaign targeting European unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturers via fake job offers to steal intellectual property and design data. Understanding the “Operation DreamJob” method, infection chain and mitigation is critical for defense supply-chain security.
A new phishing technique called CoPhish abuses Microsoft Copilot Studio agents to steal OAuth tokens via trusted Microsoft domains, bypassing traditional security filters and highlighting the growing threat within low-code platforms.
AI-powered ransomware is revolutionizing cybercrime. Using artificial intelligence, attackers automate targeting, evasion, and encryption enabling self-learning, large-scale attacks that outpace human defenses.
The Brazilian-origin Caminho Loader uses least significant bit (LSB) steganography to hide .NET payloads inside image files, enabling fileless malware delivery across South America, Africa and Eastern Europe. This advanced threat demands immediate action from security teams.
Hackers are conducting mass exploitation campaigns against outdated WordPress plugins, allowing remote code execution and full site compromise. This attack wave highlights the urgent need for timely updates and plugin security hygiene.