ScarCruft APT Group Shifts to LNK Files
North Korea-linked ScarCruft APT group, has changed its deployment methods for the ROKRAT RAT malware, according to Check Point researchers.
Read moreNorth Korea-linked ScarCruft APT group, has changed its deployment methods for the ROKRAT RAT malware, according to Check Point researchers.
Read moreThe FARAJA has been discovered using a new Android spyware called BouldSpy to monitor minority groups and potential traffickers.
Read moreInfoblox researchers have discovered a new malware toolkit that is targeting enterprise networks. The malware uses a range of techniques...
Read moreThe CISA has identified three new vulnerabilities in its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (KEVC), based on evidence of active exploitation.
Read moreRussian nation-state hackers APT28, also known as Fancy Bear, have targeted Ukrainian government bodies with a phishing campaign.
Read moreHeimdal Security's SOC team has discovered an active phishing campaign that appears to be targeting Romanian telecom customers.
Read moreCisco has alerted its customers that it is working on a patch for a vulnerability found in its Prime Collaboration...
Read moreMageCart skimmers, are now hijacking legitimate online stores' payment pages to show fake payment forms as modals to steal customers'...
Read moreResearchers at Trend Micro have discovered a new version of the information-stealing malware ViperSoftX with a wider range of targets.
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