Category: Cyber Security
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New Botnet Loader-as-a-Service Exploiting Routers and IoT Devices to Deploy Mirai Payloads
New Botnet Loader-as-a-Service Exploiting Routers and IoT Devices to Deploy Mirai Payloads A sophisticated botnet operation has emerged, employing a Loader-as-a-Service model to systematically weaponize internet-connected devices across the globe. The campaign exploits SOHO routers, IoT devices, and enterprise applications through command injection vulnerabilities in web interfaces, demonstrating an alarming evolution in cybercriminal tactics. The…
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17-year-old Hacker Responsible for Vegas Casinos Hack has Been Released
17-year-old Hacker Responsible for Vegas Casinos Hack has Been Released A 17-year-old suspect who surrendered over his alleged role in the 2023 cyberattacks against two major Las Vegas casino operators was released to his parents under strict supervision. During his initial hearing before Family Court Judge Dee Smart Butler in Las Vegas, the teenager originally…
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LummaStealer Technical Details Uncovered Using ML-Based Detection Approach
LummaStealer Technical Details Uncovered Using ML-Based Detection Approach LummaStealer has emerged as one of the most prolific information-stealing malware families in recent years, targeting victims across multiple industry verticals including telecommunications, healthcare, banking, and marketing. The sophisticated malware gained widespread notoriety in early 2025 when cybercriminals extensively deployed it in coordinated campaigns worldwide. Although law…
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Researchers Uncovered Connections Between LAPSUS$, Scattered Spider, and ShinyHunters Hacker Groups
Researchers Uncovered Connections Between LAPSUS$, Scattered Spider, and ShinyHunters Hacker Groups The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve as three of the most notorious English-speaking cybercrime groups—LAPSUS$, Scattered Spider, and ShinyHunters—have been found to share significant operational connections, tactical overlaps, and direct collaboration since 2023. These relationships have created what security experts now describe as a…
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Threat Actors Exploiting SonicWall Firewalls to Deploy Akira Ransomware Using Malicious Logins
Threat Actors Exploiting SonicWall Firewalls to Deploy Akira Ransomware Using Malicious Logins A new wave of cyberattacks targeting organizations using SonicWall firewalls has been actively deploying Akira ransomware since late July 2025. Security researchers at Arctic Wolf Labs detected a surge in this activity, which remains ongoing. Threat actors are gaining initial access through malicious…
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LLM-Based LAMEHUG Malware Dynamically Generate Commands for Reconnaissance and Data Theft
LLM-Based LAMEHUG Malware Dynamically Generate Commands for Reconnaissance and Data Theft A sophisticated new threat has emerged in the cybersecurity landscape that represents a significant evolution in malware development. The LAMEHUG malware family, first identified by CERT-UA in July 2025, marks a concerning advancement in cyber attack methodology by integrating artificial intelligence directly into its…
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Cisco ASA 0-Day RCE Vulnerability Actively Exploited in the Wild
Cisco ASA 0-Day RCE Vulnerability Actively Exploited in the Wild Cisco has issued an emergency security advisory warning of active exploitation of a critical zero-day vulnerability in its Secure Firewall Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Secure Firewall Threat Defense (FTD) software platforms. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-20333, carries a maximum CVSS score of 9.9 and…
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Hackers Exploiting Cisco ASA Zero-Day to Deploy RayInitiator and LINE VIPER Malware
Hackers Exploiting Cisco ASA Zero-Day to Deploy RayInitiator and LINE VIPER Malware Cybersecurity authorities are urging organizations to take immediate action following the discovery of a sophisticated espionage campaign targeting Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) firewalls. In a significant update, Cisco and the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) have revealed that a state-sponsored threat…
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Critical Cisco Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code on Firewalls and Routers
Critical Cisco Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code on Firewalls and Routers Cisco warns of a Critical remote code execution flaw in web services across multiple Cisco platforms. Tracked as CVE-2025-20363 (CWE-122), this vulnerability carries a CVSS 3.1 Base Score of 9.0 (AV:N/AC:H/PR:N/UI:N/S:C/C:H/I:H/A:H) and impacts ASA, FTD, IOS, IOS XE, and IOS XR Software.…
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New Malicious Rust Crates Impersonating fast_log to Steal Solana and Ethereum Wallet Keys
New Malicious Rust Crates Impersonating fast_log to Steal Solana and Ethereum Wallet Keys Cybercriminals have launched a sophisticated supply chain attack targeting cryptocurrency developers through malicious Rust crates designed to steal digital wallet keys. Two fraudulent packages, faster_log and async_println, have infiltrated the Rust package registry by impersonating the legitimate fast_log logging library, embedding malicious…
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Hackers Breach Active Directory to Exfiltrate NTDS.dit Leads to Full Domain and Credential Compromise
Hackers Breach Active Directory to Exfiltrate NTDS.dit Leads to Full Domain and Credential Compromise Active Directory (AD) remains the foundation of authentication and authorization in Windows environments. Threat actors targeting the NTDS.dit database can harvest every domain credential, unlock lateral movement, and achieve full domain compromise. Attackers leveraged native Windows utilities to dump and exfiltrate NTDS.dit,…
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New Domain-fronting Attack Uses Google Meet, YouTube, Chrome and GCP to Tunnel Traffic
New Domain-fronting Attack Uses Google Meet, YouTube, Chrome and GCP to Tunnel Traffic Organizations commonly allow traffic to core services like Google Meet, YouTube, Chrome update servers, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to ensure uninterrupted operations. A newly demonstrated domain fronting technique weaponizes this trust to establish covert command-and-control (C2) channels, enabling attackers to tunnel…
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Numerous Applications Using Google’s Firebase Platform Leaking Highly Sensitive Data
Numerous Applications Using Google’s Firebase Platform Leaking Highly Sensitive Data Numerous mobile applications have been found to expose critical user information through misconfigured Firebase services, allowing unauthenticated attackers to access databases, storage buckets, Firestore collections, and Remote Config secrets. This widespread issue first came to light when security researcher Mike Oude Reimer published findings on…
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NVIDIA Merlin Vulnerability Allow Attacker to Achieve Remote Code Execution With Root Privileges
NVIDIA Merlin Vulnerability Allow Attacker to Achieve Remote Code Execution With Root Privileges A critical vulnerability in NVIDIA’s Merlin Transformers4Rec library (CVE-2025-23298) enables unauthenticated attackers to achieve remote code execution (RCE) with root privileges via unsafe deserialization in the model checkpoint loader. The discovery underscores the persistent security risks inherent in ML/AI frameworks’ reliance on…
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New Russian Disinformation Campaign Targeting Upcoming Moldova’s Elections
New Russian Disinformation Campaign Targeting Upcoming Moldova’s Elections On the eve of Moldova’s parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28, 2025, cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated Russian-backed disinformation campaign designed to undermine public confidence in Moldova’s pro-European leadership. The campaign began surfacing in April 2025, when analysts first observed a cluster of newly registered domains publishing…
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CISA Warns of Google Chrome 0-Day Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks
CISA Warns of Google Chrome 0-Day Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning about a high-severity zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome that is being actively exploited in attacks. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-10585, has been added to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, signaling an urgent…
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Kali Linux 2025.3 Released With New Features and 10 New Hacking Tools
Kali Linux 2025.3 Released With New Features and 10 New Hacking Tools Kali team has released Kali Linux 2025.3, the third major update of the year for the popular penetration testing and ethical hacking distribution. This release introduces 10 new tools, brings significant updates to its mobile platform, Kali NetHunter, and enhances wireless capabilities for…
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CISA Warns of Shai-Hulud Self-Replicating Worm Compromised 500+ Packages in npm Registry
CISA Warns of Shai-Hulud Self-Replicating Worm Compromised 500+ Packages in npm Registry CISA has issued an urgent security Alert in response to a large-scale software supply chain attack on npmjs.com, the world’s largest JavaScript package registry. A self-replicating worm, dubbed Shai-Hulud, has infiltrated more than 500 npm packages and injected malicious code that aggressively spreads…
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Hackers Exploit WerFaultSecure.exe Tool to Steal Cached Passwords From LSASS on Windows 11 24H2
Hackers Exploit WerFaultSecure.exe Tool to Steal Cached Passwords From LSASS on Windows 11 24H2 Threat actors are leveraging the legacy Windows error‐reporting utility WerFaultSecure.exe to extract the memory region of the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS.EXE) and harvest cached credentials from fully patched Windows 11 24H2 systems. After gaining initial access to a host,…
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CISA Details That Hackers Gained Access to a U.S. Federal Agency Network Via GeoServer RCE Vulnerability
CISA Details That Hackers Gained Access to a U.S. Federal Agency Network Via GeoServer RCE Vulnerability CISA has released a comprehensive cybersecurity advisory detailing how threat actors successfully compromised a U.S. federal civilian executive branch agency’s network by exploiting CVE-2024-36401, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in GeoServer. The incident, which remained undetected for three…
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BlockBlasters Steam Game Downloads Malware to Computer Disguised as Patch
BlockBlasters Steam Game Downloads Malware to Computer Disguised as Patch A seemingly innocent patch update for the popular 2D platformer game BlockBlasters has transformed into a sophisticated malware campaign, exposing hundreds of Steam users to data theft and system compromise. The malicious patch, deployed on August 30, 2025, demonstrates how threat actors are increasingly exploiting…
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Top 10 Best Supply Chain Risk Management Solutions in 2025
Top 10 Best Supply Chain Risk Management Solutions in 2025 In today’s rapidly evolving global market, supply chain risk management has become more crucial than ever before. Organizations face risks like geopolitical issues, market unpredictability, compliance challenges, supplier failures, and even cyber threats. To maintain resilience, companies must adopt robust supply chain risk management (SCRM)…
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22.2 Tbps DDoS Attack Breaks Internet With New World Record
22.2 Tbps DDoS Attack Breaks Internet With New World Record Cloudflare announced it had autonomously mitigated the largest distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack ever recorded. The hyper-volumetric attack peaked at an unprecedented 22.2 terabits per second (Tbps) and 10.6 billion packets per second (Bpps), setting a new and alarming benchmark for the scale of cyber threats.…
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European Airport Disruptions Caused by Sophisticated Ransomware Attack
European Airport Disruptions Caused by Sophisticated Ransomware Attack Over the weekend, a sophisticated ransomware attack compromised Collins Aerospace’s Muse check-in and boarding systems, forcing key hubs including Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin to return to manual processes. Airlines reported hundreds of delayed and cancelled flights as security teams raced to contain the breach, restore encrypted data,…
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Libraesva ESG Vulnerability Let Attackers Inject Malicious Commands
Libraesva ESG Vulnerability Let Attackers Inject Malicious Commands A critical security flaw in Libraesva ESG email security gateways has been identified and patched, allowing threat actors to execute arbitrary commands through specially crafted email attachments. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-59689, affects multiple versions of the popular email security platform and has already been exploited by…
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BlackLock Ransomware Attacking Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi Environments
BlackLock Ransomware Attacking Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi Environments A sophisticated new ransomware operation dubbed BlackLock has emerged as a significant threat to organizations worldwide, demonstrating advanced cross-platform capabilities and targeting diverse computing environments. Originally operating under the name “El Dorado” since March 2024, the group rebranded to BlackLock in September 2024, establishing itself as…
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Massive Cyber-Attack Attacking macOS Users via GitHub Pages to Deliver Stealer Malware
Massive Cyber-Attack Attacking macOS Users via GitHub Pages to Deliver Stealer Malware A sophisticated cyber-attack campaign exploiting GitHub Pages to distribute the notorious Atomic stealer malware to macOS users. The threat actors behind this operation are leveraging Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques to position malicious repositories at the top of search results across major platforms,…
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Top Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Exploited in the Wild in 2025
Top Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Exploited in the Wild in 2025 The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 has been marked by an unprecedented surge in zero-day vulnerabilities actively exploited by threat actors. According to recent data, more than 23,600 vulnerabilities were published in the first half of 2025 alone, representing a 16% increase over 2024. This alarming trend…
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First-ever AI-powered ‘MalTerminal’ Malware Uses OpenAI GPT-4 to Generate Ransomware Code
First-ever AI-powered ‘MalTerminal’ Malware Uses OpenAI GPT-4 to Generate Ransomware Code AI-powered malware, known as ‘MalTerminal’, uses OpenAI’s GPT-4 model to dynamically generate malicious code, including ransomware and reverse shells, marking a significant shift in how threats are developed and deployed. This discovery follows the recent analysis of PromptLock, another AI-driven malware, indicating a clear…
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Heathrow and Other European Airports Hit by Cyberattack, Several Flights Delayed
Heathrow and Other European Airports Hit by Cyberattack, Several Flights Delayed A major cyberattack on a popular aviation software provider has caused significant disruptions at key European airports, including London’s Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin, resulting in hundreds of flight delays and cancellations on Saturday. The attack disabled electronic check-in and baggage drop systems, forcing airport…
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New EDR-Freeze Tool That Puts EDRs and Antivirus Into A Coma State
New EDR-Freeze Tool That Puts EDRs and Antivirus Into A Coma State A new proof-of-concept tool named EDR-Freeze has been developed, capable of placing Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and antivirus solutions into a suspended “coma” state. According to Zero Salarium, the technique leverages a built-in Windows function, offering a stealthier alternative to the increasingly…
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Threat Actors Selling New Undetectable RAT as ’ScreenConnect FUD Alternative’
Threat Actors Selling New Undetectable RAT as ’ScreenConnect FUD Alternative’ A threat actor has been observed advertising a new Remote Access Trojan (RAT) on underground forums, marketing it as a fully undetectable (FUD) alternative to the legitimate remote access tool, ScreenConnect. The malware is being sold with a suite of advanced features designed to bypass…
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Nokia CBIS/NCS Manager API Vulnerability Let Attackers Bypass Authentication
Nokia CBIS/NCS Manager API Vulnerability Let Attackers Bypass Authentication A critical authentication bypass vulnerability has emerged in Nokia’s CloudBand Infrastructure Software (CBIS) and Nokia Container Service (NCS) Manager API, designated as CVE-2023-49564. This high-severity flaw, scoring 9.6 on the CVSS v3.1 scale, enables unauthorized attackers to circumvent authentication mechanisms through specially crafted HTTP headers, potentially…
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Top 10 Best API Security Testing Tools in 2025
Top 10 Best API Security Testing Tools in 2025 In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) have become the backbone of online business, connecting services, and enabling new customer experiences. However, as the API footprint grows, so does the attack surface making robust API security testing a critical pillar of enterprise cyber…
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Phishing Attacks Using AI-Powered Platforms to Misleads Users and Evades Security Tools
Phishing Attacks Using AI-Powered Platforms to Misleads Users and Evades Security Tools Phishing campaigns have long relied on social engineering to dupe unsuspecting users, but recent developments have elevated these attacks to a new level of sophistication. Attackers now harness advanced content-generation platforms to craft highly personalized emails and webpages, blending genuine corporate branding with…
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Russian Airline Suffered Cyberattack Website and Other Systems Affected
Russian Airline Suffered Cyberattack Website and Other Systems Affected Krasnoyarsk Regional Airlines (KrasAvia) confirmed a sophisticated cyberattack that has rendered its primary online services inoperable. The breach targeted the airline’s web portal and associated back-end systems, including the Passenger Service System (PSS) and flight planning applications. As a result, passengers are currently unable to complete…
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New Phishing Attack Targets Facebook Users to Steal Login Credentials
New Phishing Attack Targets Facebook Users to Steal Login Credentials A sophisticated phishing campaign has recently emerged, targeting Facebook users with carefully crafted emails designed to harvest login credentials. Attackers leverage the platform’s own external URL warning system to cloak malicious links, presenting URLs that appear legitimate while redirecting victims to counterfeit Facebook login pages.…
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Global Spyware Markets to Identify New Entities Entering The Market
Global Spyware Markets to Identify New Entities Entering The Market The global spyware market continues its alarming expansion, with new research revealing the emergence of 130 additional entities spanning 46 countries between 1992 and 2024. This shadowy ecosystem of surveillance technologies has grown from 435 documented entities in the initial assessment to 561 organizations, fundamentally…
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Splunk Releases Guide to Detect Remote Employment Fraud Within Your Organization
Splunk Releases Guide to Detect Remote Employment Fraud Within Your Organization Detecting remote employment fraud has become a critical priority for organizations striving to secure their digital onboarding processes and safeguard sensitive systems. In recent months, threat actors posing as legitimate hires have leveraged sophisticated tactics to bypass pre-hire screenings and embed themselves within corporate…
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UK Arrested 2 Scattered Spider Hackers Linked to London Transport System Breach
UK Arrested 2 Scattered Spider Hackers Linked to London Transport System Breach UK law enforcement has arrested two individuals linked to the notorious Scattered Spider cybercriminal group, including 19-year-old Thalha Jubair from London, who faces charges in connection with over 120 network intrusions that resulted in more than $115 million in ransom payments. The arrests…
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Pixie Dust Wi-Fi Attack Exploits Routers WPS to Obtain PIN and Connect With Wireless Network
Pixie Dust Wi-Fi Attack Exploits Routers WPS to Obtain PIN and Connect With Wireless Network The newly publicized Pixie Dust attack has once again exposed the critical vulnerabilities inherent in the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) protocol, enabling attackers to extract the router’s WPS PIN offline and seamlessly join the wireless network. By targeting weak randomization…
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Jenkins Patches Multiple Vulnerabilities that Allow Attackers to Cause a Denial of Service
Jenkins Patches Multiple Vulnerabilities that Allow Attackers to Cause a Denial of Service Jenkins has released critical updates addressing four security flaws that unauthenticated and low-privileged attackers could exploit to disrupt service or glean sensitive configuration details. Administrators running Jenkins weekly releases up to 2.527 or the Long-Term Support (LTS) stream up to 2.516.2 must…
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Raven Stealer Attacking Google Chrome Users to Steal Sensitive Data
Raven Stealer Attacking Google Chrome Users to Steal Sensitive Data Raven Stealer has emerged as a potent information‐stealing threat targeting users of Chromium‐based browsers, most notably Google Chrome. First observed in mid-2025, this lightweight malware distinguishes itself through a modular architecture and stealthy design, allowing it to harvest sensitive information without alerting victims. Delivered predominantly…
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Beware of Typosquatted Malicious PyPI Packages That Delivers SilentSync RAT
Beware of Typosquatted Malicious PyPI Packages That Delivers SilentSync RAT Python developers face a growing threat from typosquatted packages in the Python Package Index (PyPI), with malicious actors increasingly targeting this trusted repository to distribute sophisticated malware. Recent discoveries have exposed a concerning trend where threat actors create packages that closely mimic legitimate libraries, using…
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Lessons Learned From Massive npm Supply Chain Attack Using “Shai-Hulud” Self-Replicating Malware
Lessons Learned From Massive npm Supply Chain Attack Using “Shai-Hulud” Self-Replicating Malware The JavaScript ecosystem experienced one of its most sophisticated and damaging supply chain attacks in September 2025, when a novel self-replicating worm dubbed “Shai-Hulud” compromised over 477 npm packages, marking the first successful automated propagation campaign in the npm registry’s history. This attack represents…
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World’s Largest Hacking Forum BreachForums Creator Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
World’s Largest Hacking Forum BreachForums Creator Sentenced to Three Years in Prison Conor Brian Fitzpatrick, the 22-year-old founder of BreachForums, has been resentenced to three years in federal prison for operating one of the world’s largest cybercriminal marketplaces. The New York resident was sentenced on September 16, 2025, for creating and administering a platform that…
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Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Subsystem Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Exhaust Server Resources
Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Subsystem Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Exhaust Server Resources A denial-of-service flaw in the Linux kernel’s KSMBD (SMB Direct) subsystem has raised alarms across the open-source community. Tracked as CVE-2025-38501, the issue allows a remote, unauthenticated adversary to exhaust all available SMB connections by exploiting the kernel’s handling of half-open TCP sessions. Key…
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How a Plaintext File On Users’ Desktops Exposed Secrets Leads to Akira Ransomware Attacks
How a Plaintext File On Users’ Desktops Exposed Secrets Leads to Akira Ransomware Attacks A threat actor who gained initial access through a SonicWall VPN device was able to escalate their attack by finding Huntress recovery codes saved in a plaintext file on a user’s desktop. This allowed the attacker to log into the client’s…
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FinWise Insider Breach Exposes 700K Customer Records to Former Employee
FinWise Insider Breach Exposes 700K Customer Records to Former Employee American First Finance, LLC, a Dallas-based financial services firm, suffered a significant insider breach when a recently terminated employee exploited unauthorized access to its production database. The incident, dubbed the FinWise insider breach, resulted in the exfiltration of sensitive customer records nearly 689,000 names, Social…
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Massive “Shai-Halud” Supply Chain Attack Compromised 477 NPM Packages
Massive “Shai-Halud” Supply Chain Attack Compromised 477 NPM Packages A large-scale supply chain attack dubbed “Shai-Halud” that infiltrated the JavaScript ecosystem via the npm registry. In total, 477 packages, including packages from CrowdStrike, were found to contain stealthy backdoors and trojanized modules designed to siphon credentials, exfiltrate source code, and enable remote code execution (RCE) on developer…
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SmokeLoader Utilizes Optional Plugins To Perform Tasks Such as Stealing Data and DoS Attacks
SmokeLoader Utilizes Optional Plugins To Perform Tasks Such as Stealing Data and DoS Attacks SmokeLoader, first seen on criminal forums in 2011, has evolved into a highly modular malware loader designed to deliver a variety of second-stage payloads, including trojans, ransomware, and credential stealers. After Operation Endgame disrupted numerous campaigns in mid-2024, the loader reemerged…
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Spring Framework and Security Vulnerabilities Enables Authorization Bypass and Annotation Detection Flaw
Spring Framework and Security Vulnerabilities Enables Authorization Bypass and Annotation Detection Flaw Two critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-41248 and CVE-2025-41249, have emerged in Spring Security and Spring Framework that could allow attackers to bypass authorization controls in enterprise applications. These flaws arise when using Spring Security’s @EnableMethodSecurity feature in conjunction with method-level annotations such as @PreAuthorize and…
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New Maranhão Stealer Via Pirated Software Leveraging Cloud-Hosted Platforms to Steal Login Credentials
New Maranhão Stealer Via Pirated Software Leveraging Cloud-Hosted Platforms to Steal Login Credentials Since May 2025, a novel credential stealer dubbed Maranhão Stealer has emerged as a significant threat to users of pirated gaming software. Distributed through deceptive websites hosting cracked launchers and cheats, the malware leverages cloud-hosted platforms to deliver trojanized installers that appear…
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Open Source CyberSOCEval Sets New Standards for AI in Malware Analysis and Threat Intelligence
Open Source CyberSOCEval Sets New Standards for AI in Malware Analysis and Threat Intelligence A groundbreaking open-source benchmark suite called CyberSOCEval has emerged as the first comprehensive evaluation framework for Large Language Models (LLMs) in Security Operations Center (SOC) environments. Released as part of CyberSecEval 4, this innovative benchmark addresses critical gaps in cybersecurity AI…
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AISURU Botnet With 300,000 Hijacked Routers Behind The Recent Massive 11.5 Tbps DDoS Attack
AISURU Botnet With 300,000 Hijacked Routers Behind The Recent Massive 11.5 Tbps DDoS Attack Since early 2025, the cybersecurity community has witnessed an unprecedented surge in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) bandwidth, culminating in a record-shattering 11.5 Tbps assault attributed to a botnet named AISURU. Emerging from XLab’s continuous monitoring of global DDoS incidents, this botnet leveraged…
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Great Firewall of China’s Sensitive Data of Over 500GB+ Leaked Online
Great Firewall of China’s Sensitive Data of Over 500GB+ Leaked Online The Great Firewall of China (GFW) suffered its largest-ever internal data breach. More than 500 GB of sensitive material—including source code, work logs, configuration files, and internal communications—was exfiltrated and published online. The breach stems from Geedge Networks and the MESA Lab at the…
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Top 10 Best Ransomware Protection Solutions in 2025
Top 10 Best Ransomware Protection Solutions in 2025 Ransomware continues to be one of the most destructive and pervasive cyber threats facing organizations of all sizes. In 2025, the sophistication of ransomware attacks has reached unprecedented levels, with threat actors employing advanced techniques like double extortion, supply chain attacks, and leveraging artificial intelligence to bypass…
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New Yurei Ransomware With PowerShell Commands Encrypts Files With ChaCha20 Algorithm
New Yurei Ransomware With PowerShell Commands Encrypts Files With ChaCha20 Algorithm Emerging in early September 2025, the Yurei ransomware has swiftly drawn attention for its novel combination of Go-based execution and ChaCha20 encryption. First documented on September 5 when a Sri Lankan food manufacturer fell victim, the threat actor behind Yurei adopted a double-extortion model:…
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DarkCloud Stealer Attacking Financial Companies With Weaponized RAR Attachments
DarkCloud Stealer Attacking Financial Companies With Weaponized RAR Attachments DarkCloud Stealer has recently emerged as a potent threat targeting financial organizations through convincing phishing campaigns. Adversaries employ weaponized RAR attachments masquerading as legitimate documents to deliver a multi-stage JavaScript-based payload. Upon opening the archive, victims execute a VBE script that leverages Windows Script Host to…
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New VoidProxy PhaaS Service Attacking Microsoft 365 and Google Accounts
New VoidProxy PhaaS Service Attacking Microsoft 365 and Google Accounts In recent months, security teams have observed a significant increase in sophisticated phishing campaigns leveraging a newly discovered Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform dubbed VoidProxy. The operation, first detected in August 2025, combines multiple anti-analysis techniques and adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) capabilities to target Microsoft 365 and Google accounts…
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Nmap vs. Wireshark: Choosing the Right Tool for Network Penetration Testing
Nmap vs. Wireshark: Choosing the Right Tool for Network Penetration Testing Nmap vs Wireshark are the most popular Network penetration testing tools. Security professionals face an increasingly complex threat landscape, and picking the right penetration testing tools can make the difference between a secure infrastructure and a compromised network. While both serve critical roles in…
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FBI Unveils IOCs for Cyber Attacks Targeting Salesforce Instances for Data Exfiltration
FBI Unveils IOCs for Cyber Attacks Targeting Salesforce Instances for Data Exfiltration The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released a flash alert detailing the activities of two cybercriminal groups, UNC6040 and UNC6395, that are actively compromising Salesforce environments to steal data for extortion purposes. The advisory, published by the FBI on September 12, 2025,…
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New Malvertising Campaign Leverages GitHub Repository to Deliver Malware
New Malvertising Campaign Leverages GitHub Repository to Deliver Malware A sophisticated malvertising campaign has emerged, exploiting GitHub repositories through dangling commits to distribute malware via fake GitHub Desktop clients. This novel attack vector represents a significant evolution in cybercriminal tactics, leveraging the trust and legitimacy associated with GitHub’s platform to deceive unsuspecting users into downloading…
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EvilAI as AI-enhanced Tools to Exfiltrate Sensitive Browser Data and Evade Detections
EvilAI as AI-enhanced Tools to Exfiltrate Sensitive Browser Data and Evade Detections A sophisticated malware campaign has emerged that leverages artificial intelligence to create deceptively legitimate applications, marking a significant evolution in cyberthreat tactics. The EvilAI malware family represents a new breed of threats that combines AI-generated code with traditional trojan techniques to infiltrate systems…
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What Are The Takeaways From The Scattered LAPSUS $Hunters Statement?
What Are The Takeaways From The Scattered LAPSUS $Hunters Statement? The well-known group of cybercriminals called Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters released a surprising farewell statement on BreachForums. This manifesto, a mix of confession and strategic deception, offers vital insights into the changing landscape of modern cybercrime and the increasing pressure from global law enforcement agencies. The…
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New Malware Attack Leverages SVGs, Email Attachments to Deliver XWorm and Remcos RAT
New Malware Attack Leverages SVGs, Email Attachments to Deliver XWorm and Remcos RAT Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign that exploits SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files and email attachments to distribute dangerous Remote Access Trojans, specifically XWorm and Remcos RAT. This emerging threat represents a significant evolution in attack methodologies, as threat actors…
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Buterat Backdoor Attacking Enterprises to Establish Persistence and Control Endpoints
Buterat Backdoor Attacking Enterprises to Establish Persistence and Control Endpoints A sophisticated backdoor malware known as Backdoor.WIN32.Buterat has emerged as a significant threat to enterprise networks, demonstrating advanced persistence techniques and stealth capabilities that enable attackers to maintain long-term unauthorized access to compromised systems. The malware has been identified targeting government and corporate environments through…
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Apple Warns Of Series Mercenary Spyware Attacks Targeting Users’ Devices
Apple Warns Of Series Mercenary Spyware Attacks Targeting Users’ Devices Apple has issued a warning regarding highly sophisticated “mercenary spyware” attacks targeting a select group of its users. The company’s threat notification system is designed to alert and support individuals who may have been targeted due to their profession or public profile, such as journalists,…
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Windows Defender Firewall Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Escalate Privileges
Windows Defender Firewall Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Escalate Privileges Microsoft has addressed four elevation of privilege vulnerabilities in its Windows Defender Firewall service, all rated as “Important” in severity. The security flaws were detailed in Microsoft’s September 9, 2025, security update release. If exploited, these vulnerabilities could allow an authenticated attacker to gain higher privileges on…
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ACSC Warns Of Sonicwall Access Control Vulnerability Actively Exploited In Attacks
ACSC Warns Of Sonicwall Access Control Vulnerability Actively Exploited In Attacks The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has issued a critical alert regarding a severe access control vulnerability in SonicWall products that is being actively exploited in attacks. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2024-40766, affects multiple generations of SonicWall firewalls and carries a critical CVSS score…
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DDoS Mitigation Provider targeted In 1.5 Gpps 1.5 Billion Packets per Second DDoS Attack
DDoS Mitigation Provider targeted In 1.5 Gpps 1.5 Billion Packets per Second DDoS Attack FastNetMon, a prominent provider of DDoS detection solutions, announced this week that it had identified and helped mitigate a record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. The assault targeted a major DDoS scrubbing vendor located in Western Europe, pushing packet-forwarding rates to an…
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Senator Calls for FTC Investigation into Microsoft’s Use of Outdated RC4 Encryption and Kerberoasting Vulnerabilities
Senator Calls for FTC Investigation into Microsoft’s Use of Outdated RC4 Encryption and Kerberoasting Vulnerabilities U.S. Senator Ron Wyden has called on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate Microsoft for what he terms “gross cybersecurity negligence,” accusing the tech giant of knowingly shipping its Windows operating system with a dangerously outdated form of encryption…
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Critical Microsoft Office Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Execute Malicious Code
Critical Microsoft Office Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Execute Malicious Code Microsoft has released patches for two significant vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office that could allow attackers to execute malicious code on affected systems. The flaws, tracked as CVE-2025-54910 and CVE-2025-54906, were disclosed on September 9, 2025, and affect various versions of the popular productivity suite. While Microsoft…
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Critical SAP NetWeaver Vulnerability Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code And Compromise System
Critical SAP NetWeaver Vulnerability Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code And Compromise System A critical vulnerability CVE-2025-42922 has been discovered in SAP NetWeaver that allows an authenticated, low-privileged attacker to execute arbitrary code and achieve a full system compromise. The flaw resides in the Deploy Web Service upload mechanism, where insufficient access control validation permits the…
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Sophos Wireless Access Points Vulnerability Let Attackers Bypass Authentication
Sophos Wireless Access Points Vulnerability Let Attackers Bypass Authentication Sophos has resolved an authentication bypass vulnerability in its AP6 Series Wireless Access Points that could allow attackers to gain administrator-level privileges. The company discovered the issue during internal security testing and has released a firmware update to address it. The security vulnerability allows an attacker…
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HackerOne Confirms Data Breach – Hackers Gained Unauthorized Access To Salesforce Instance
HackerOne Confirms Data Breach – Hackers Gained Unauthorized Access To Salesforce Instance HackerOne has confirmed it was among the companies affected by a recent data breach that provided unauthorized access to its Salesforce instance. The access was gained through a compromise of the third-party application Drift, which Salesloft owns. The bug bounty platform announced the…
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SpamGPT – AI-powered Attack Tool Used By Hackers For Massive Phishing Attack
SpamGPT – AI-powered Attack Tool Used By Hackers For Massive Phishing Attack A sophisticated new cybercrime toolkit named SpamGPT is enabling hackers to launch massive and highly effective phishing campaigns by combining artificial intelligence with the capabilities of professional email marketing platforms. Marketed on the dark web as a “spam-as-a-service” platform, SpamGPT automates nearly every…
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Elastic Salesloft Drift Security Incident – Hackers Accessed Email Account Contains Valid Credentials
Elastic Salesloft Drift Security Incident – Hackers Accessed Email Account Contains Valid Credentials Elastic has disclosed a security incident stemming from a third-party breach at Salesloft Drift, which resulted in unauthorized access to an internal email account containing valid credentials. While the company’s core Salesforce environment was not impacted, the incident exposed sensitive information contained…
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Dynatrace Confirms Data Breach: Hackers Accessed Customer Data From Salesforce
Dynatrace Confirms Data Breach: Hackers Accessed Customer Data From Salesforce Dynatrace has confirmed it was impacted by a third-party data breach originating from the Salesloft Drift application, resulting in unauthorized access to customer business contact information stored in its Salesforce CRM. The company confirmed that the incident was limited to its CRM platform and did…
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New Technique Uncovered To Exploit Linux Kernel Use-After-Free Vulnerability
New Technique Uncovered To Exploit Linux Kernel Use-After-Free Vulnerability A new technique to exploit a complex use-after-free (UAF) vulnerability in the Linux kernel successfully bypasses modern security mitigations to gain root privileges. The method targets CVE-2024-50264, a difficult-to-exploit race condition bug in the AF_VSOCK subsystem that was recognized with a Pwnie Award for its complexity. The vulnerability,…
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Hackers Hijacked 18 Very Popular npm Packages With 2 Billion Weekly Downloads
Hackers Hijacked 18 Very Popular npm Packages With 2 Billion Weekly Downloads In the largest supply chain attack, hackers compromised 18 popular npm packages, which together account for over two billion downloads per week. The attack, which began on September 8th, involved injecting malicious code designed to steal cryptocurrency from users. The compromised packages include…
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U.S. Authorities Investigating Malicious Email Targeting Trade Talks with China
U.S. Authorities Investigating Malicious Email Targeting Trade Talks with China U.S. federal authorities have launched an investigation into a sophisticated malware campaign that targeted sensitive trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing. The attack, which surfaced in July 2025, involved fraudulent emails purportedly sent by Representative John Moolenaar, chairman of the House Select Committee on Strategic…
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How Microsoft Azure Storage Logs Aid Forensics Following a Security Breach
How Microsoft Azure Storage Logs Aid Forensics Following a Security Breach After a security breach, forensic investigators work quickly to follow the attacker’s trail. Security experts have analyzed this situation and found that a key source of evidence is often overlooked: Microsoft Azure Storage logs. While frequently overlooked, these logs provide invaluable insights that can…
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Lazarus APT Hackers Using ClickFix Technique to Steal Sensitive Intelligence Data
Lazarus APT Hackers Using ClickFix Technique to Steal Sensitive Intelligence Data The notorious Lazarus APT group has evolved its attack methodology by incorporating the increasingly popular ClickFix social engineering technique to distribute malware and steal sensitive intelligence data from targeted organizations. This North Korean-linked threat actor, internally tracked as APT-Q-1 by security researchers, has demonstrated…
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Australian Authorities Uncovered Activities and Careers of Ransomware Criminal Groups
Australian Authorities Uncovered Activities and Careers of Ransomware Criminal Groups Ransomware has emerged as one of the most devastating cybercrime threats in the contemporary digital landscape, with criminal organizations operating sophisticated billion-dollar enterprises that target critical infrastructure across multiple nations. Between 2020 and 2022, ransomware groups conducted over 865 documented attacks against organizations in Australia,…
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Atomic Stealer Disguised as Cracked Software Attacking macOS Users
Atomic Stealer Disguised as Cracked Software Attacking macOS Users A sophisticated malware campaign targeting macOS users has emerged, exploiting the widespread desire for free software to deliver the notorious Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS). This information-stealing malware masquerades as cracked versions of popular applications, tricking unsuspecting users into compromising their own systems while believing they are…
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Critical Argo CD API Vulnerability Exposes Repository Credentials
Critical Argo CD API Vulnerability Exposes Repository Credentials A critical vulnerability has been discovered in Argo CD that allows API tokens with limited permissions to access sensitive repository credentials. The flaw in the project details API endpoint exposes usernames and passwords, undermining the platform’s security model by granting access to secrets without explicit permissions. The…
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Top 10 Best AI Penetration Testing Companies in 2025
Top 10 Best AI Penetration Testing Companies in 2025 AI is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a fundamental part of business operations, from customer service chatbots to complex financial models. However, this adoption has created a new and specialized attack surface. Traditional penetration testing, which focuses on network and application vulnerabilities, is insufficient to…
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10 Best Cloud Penetration Testing Companies in 2025
10 Best Cloud Penetration Testing Companies in 2025 As more businesses migrate their infrastructure to the cloud, cloud penetration testing has become a critical service. Unlike traditional network tests, cloud pentesting focuses on unique attack vectors such as misconfigured services, insecure APIs, and overly permissive IAM (Identity and Access Management) policies. In 2025, the best…
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“GPUGate” Malware Abuses Google Ads and GitHub to Deliver Advanced Malware Payload
“GPUGate” Malware Abuses Google Ads and GitHub to Deliver Advanced Malware Payload A sophisticated malware campaign, dubbed “GPUGate,” abuses Google Ads and GitHub’s repository structure to trick users into downloading malicious software. The Arctic Wolf Cybersecurity Operations Center, the attack chain uses a novel technique to evade security analysis by leveraging a computer’s Graphics Processing…
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SafePay Ransomware Claiming Attacks Over 73 Victim Organizations in a Single Month
SafePay Ransomware Claiming Attacks Over 73 Victim Organizations in a Single Month A new ransomware threat has emerged as one of 2025’s most prolific cybercriminal operations, with SafePay ransomware claiming attacks against 73 victim organizations in June alone, followed by 42 additional victims in July. This surge has positioned SafePay as a significant threat actor…
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143,000 Malware Files Attacked Android and iOS Device Users in Q2 2025
143,000 Malware Files Attacked Android and iOS Device Users in Q2 2025 Cybercriminals unleashed a massive wave of mobile malware attacks during the second quarter of 2025, with security researchers detecting nearly 143,000 malicious installation packages targeting Android and iOS devices. This surge represents a significant escalation in mobile cyber threats, affecting millions of users…
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New Report Claims Microsoft Used China-Based Engineers For SharePoint Support and Bug Fixing
New Report Claims Microsoft Used China-Based Engineers For SharePoint Support and Bug Fixing A recent investigation has revealed that Microsoft employed China-based engineers to maintain and support SharePoint software, the same collaboration platform that was recently compromised by Chinese state-sponsored hackers. This revelation raises significant concerns about cybersecurity practices and potential insider threats within critical…
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Kali Linux vs Parrot OS – Which Penetration Testing Platform is Most Suitable for Cybersecurity Professionals?
Kali Linux vs Parrot OS – Which Penetration Testing Platform is Most Suitable for Cybersecurity Professionals? Penetration testing and ethical hacking have been dominated by specialized Linux distributions designed to provide security professionals with comprehensive toolsets for vulnerability assessment and network analysis. Among the most prominent options, Kali Linux and Parrot OS have emerged as leading contenders, each offering…
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TAG-150 Hackers Deploying Self-Developed Malware Families to Attack Organizations
TAG-150 Hackers Deploying Self-Developed Malware Families to Attack Organizations A sophisticated new threat actor designated TAG-150 has emerged as a significant cybersecurity concern, demonstrating rapid development capabilities and technical sophistication in deploying multiple self-developed malware families since March 2025. The group has successfully created and deployed CastleLoader, CastleBot, and their latest creation, CastleRAT, a previously…
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Hackers Use AI Platforms to Steal Microsoft 365 Credentials in Phishing Campaign
Hackers Use AI Platforms to Steal Microsoft 365 Credentials in Phishing Campaign Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting the trust organizations place in artificial intelligence platforms to conduct sophisticated phishing attacks, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Cato Networks. The company’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service recently uncovered a campaign where threat actors leveraged…
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Colombian Malware Weaponizing SWF and SVG to Bypass Detection
Colombian Malware Weaponizing SWF and SVG to Bypass Detection A previously unseen malware campaign began circulating in early August 2025, through email attachments and web downloads, targeting users in Colombia and beyond. By leveraging two distinct vector-based file formats—Adobe Flash SWF and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)—the attackers crafted a multiphase operation that evaded traditional antivirus…
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Hackers Leverage Raw Disk Reads to Bypass EDR Solutions and Access Highly Sensitive Files
Hackers Leverage Raw Disk Reads to Bypass EDR Solutions and Access Highly Sensitive Files A new technique that allows attackers to read highly sensitive files on Windows systems, bypassing many of the modern security tools designed to prevent such breaches. A report from Workday’s Offensive Security team explains how, by reading data directly from a…
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Windows Heap-based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Let Attackers Elevate Privileges
Windows Heap-based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Let Attackers Elevate Privileges A recently patched vulnerability in a core Windows driver could allow a local attacker to execute code with the highest system privileges, effectively taking full control of a target machine. The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-53149, is a heap-based buffer overflow discovered in the Kernel Streaming WOW…
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CISA Warns of Linux Kernel Race Condition Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks
CISA Warns of Linux Kernel Race Condition Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a new high-severity vulnerability in the Linux kernel to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, signaling that it is being actively exploited in attacks. The warning, issued on September 4, 2025, calls for urgent…