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Преступники вербуют детей: схема, едва не доведшая до трагедии
Ex-worker arrested after ‘shutdown’ of British Museum computer systems
How Lazarus Group built a cyber espionage empire
Since September 2024, SecurityScorecard’s STRIKE team has been investigating Lazarus Group’s activity, uncovering key details about their infrastructure. Despite variations in payload delivery and obfuscation techniques, the campaign relied on a consistent C2 framework. Hidden control panel Through deep analysis, researchers identified a hidden administrative layer within the C2 servers, offering the attackers centralized control over compromised systems. This web-based administrative platform, built with React and Node.js, enabled Lazarus to: Precisely organize and manage exfiltrated … More →
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FleshStealer: A new Infostealer Attacking Chrome & Mozilla Users
A newly identified strain of information-stealing malware, FleshStealer, is making headlines in 2025 due to its advanced evasion techniques and targeted data extraction capabilities. Flashpoint analysts have shed light on its operation, revealing a sophisticated tool that poses significant risk to organizations worldwide. Designed to bypass traditional defenses and target sensitive data, FleshStealer is emerging […]
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PlushDaemon: un nuovo gruppo APT cinese colpisce la Corea del Sud. Il report di ESET
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Scareware blocker: новый щит от мошенников в Edge
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Cyberhaven for AI provides visibility into AI tool usage
Cyberhaven launched Cyberhaven for AI, a solution that enables enterprises to securely adopt generative AI while protecting sensitive corporate data. The announcement comes as research reveals a 485% increase in corporate data being shared with AI tools, with over 73% of workplace AI usage happening through unsanctioned personal accounts. “The rapid adoption of generative AI tools has created a new frontier of data security challenges for enterprises,” said Howard Ting, CEO of Cyberhaven. “While AI … More →
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