Kimwolf botnet exploits smart gadgets for DDoS attacks, highlighting security lapses in device protection and supply chains.
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Pulsar RAT has emerged as a sophisticated derivative of the open-source Quasar RAT, introducing dangerous enhancements that enable attackers to maintain invisible remote access through advanced evasion techniques. This modular Windows-focused remote administration tool represents a significant evolution in threat sophistication. Combining memory-only execution with hidden virtual network computing (HVNC) capabilities that circumvent traditional detection […]
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A strange charge appears on a bank account. An email claims a package is on the way. A social media account stops accepting a password that worked yesterday. When these moments hit, many people do the same thing. They open Reddit and ask strangers for help. A new study shows how often this happens and what people ask when they do. Researchers affiliated with Google and University College London built an analysis pipeline that sifted … More →
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