Open-source malware hosted on GitHub is free to use and free to copy. It can be modified and customized, and it can be distributed to anyone. But while some malware repositories (project files...
It is widely accepted that the next couple of months will be critical for geopolitics. With landmark EU, UK, and US elections all happening this year, the days to come will not only...
GitHub, the popular software platform used by over 100 million developers, is the latest target of a Russian-speaking coordinated cybercriminal campaign of malware distribution. GitHub allows a global community of software developers to...
With Lockbit disrupted by law enforcement and ALPHV (BlackCat) staging its own exit to escape mounting pressure from international agencies, the ransomware underground is in a state of flux. The question has been...
Information stealers targeting Mac users are nothing new. In fact, they have become a steadily growing trend in the past 2 years. What is new is a combination of stealer and spyware, which...
From impersonating Slack to promoting fake websites on Google Search and Google Ads, stealing information on Telegram, posing as fake browser updates, and more, Atomic Stealer (AMOS) has been shape-shifting in the past...
LightSpy, a sophisticated piece of iOS malware first discovered in 2020, is making a big comeback, targeting iPhone users in Asia as geopolitical tensions in the region increase. International media broke the news...
As GenAI becomes multi-modal, the hype of image and video AI generators has captivated the world. Millions of users worldwide flock to OpenAI’s website to check out Sora, while others turn to Midjourney....
A new Chinese platform is taking phishing to the next level by providing cybercriminals with advanced technologies and resources to launch attacks. On March 27, Netcraft reported that the platform “darcula” is a...
While software, web, apps, and API exploits rely entirely on malware and malicious content to launch attacks, hardware vulnerabilities can be more dangerous, as they cannot be virtually patched so easily. Researchers from...