CTRL Malware Campaign Uses Fake Files to Trick Windows Users Security researchers have uncovered a new remote access toolkit known as CTRL, believed to be linked to Russian threat actors. The malware is being spread through deceptive Windows shortcut files…
What’s Really Slowing Down Tier 1 Analysts in Modern SOCs? In many Security Operations Centers (SOCs), delays are often blamed on complex threats. But in reality, the bigger issue is usually the process itself. Fragmented workflows, manual triage steps, and…
DeepLoad Malware Spreads Through ClickFix Social Engineering Campaign Security researchers have uncovered a new cyberattack campaign using a deceptive tactic known as ClickFix to spread a previously unknown malware loader called DeepLoad. According to researchers at ReliaQuest, the malware is…
Suspected Chinese Cyber Espionage Operation Targets Southeast Asian Military Organizations Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a long-running cyber espionage campaign believed to be linked to China that has been quietly targeting military institutions across Southeast Asia since at least 2020. The…
Critical Vulnerabilities Are Being Exploited Faster Than Ever — Why Your Internet Exposure Matters Organizations cannot control when the next major security flaw will appear. What they can control is how much of their infrastructure is exposed to the internet…
Security Researchers Warn of Chrome Extensions Turning Malicious After Ownership Transfers Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a troubling trend involving Google Chrome extensions that became malicious after changing ownership. These compromised extensions allowed attackers to inject harmful code into users’ browsers,…
Fake OpenClaw npm Package Found Delivering RAT and Data-Stealing Malware Security researchers have uncovered a dangerous npm package posing as an installer for OpenClaw. Instead of installing legitimate software, the package secretly deploys malware designed to steal sensitive information and…
Pakistan-Linked Hackers Turn to AI to Produce Large Volumes of Malware A cyber-espionage group believed to be aligned with Pakistan, commonly tracked as Transparent Tribe (APT36), has begun using artificial intelligence coding tools to accelerate the development of malware used…
Silver Dragon Hackers Target Governments and Organizations in Global Cyber Espionage Campaign Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated hacking group known as Silver Dragon, which has been carrying out cyber-espionage operations against organizations in Europe and Southeast Asia since at…
Security researchers have uncovered several serious vulnerabilities in Anthropic’s Claude Code, an AI-powered coding assistant, that could let attackers run commands on a developer’s machine and steal sensitive API credentials. According to findings from Check Point Research, the weaknesses stem…
