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CVE-2025-53770
Android Malware: New Campaign Blends Click Fraud & Credential Theft via Fake Apps
Amid the growing popularity of Android smartphones in developing regions and the increasing accessibility of third-party app stores, cybercriminals have launched a large-scale campaign that combines two highly dangerous tactics—credential theft and click fraud—for...
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Microsoft Reverses Course: Free Windows 10 Security Updates Extended for One Year!
Microsoft has reversed its decision to end support for Windows 10 and now offers users a free one-year extension of security updates. This reprieve benefits nearly 700 million individuals who continue to rely on...
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Scattered Spider Exploiting VMware vSphere
The loosely connected band of adolescent cybercriminals tracked as Scattered Spider has joined the VMware hypervisor hacking bandwagon, pivoting into virtual servers through corporate instances of Active Directory. vSphere integration with Active Directory adds a yet another layer of insecurity.
New York Unveils 'Nation-Leading' Water Sector Cyber Rules
New York State has unveiled a comprehensive set of water and wastewater cybersecurity regulations aimed at bolstering defenses for the vulnerable critical infrastructure sector, in addition to a new competitive investment program to help modernize under-resourced entities.
How Torq Is Rewiring SOCs With Autonomous Cyber Agents
With its Revrod acquisition, Torq is pushing deeper into autonomous threat response. CEO Ofer Smadari outlines how AI-runbooks and autopilot tech such as Socrates are reducing human workloads and helping security teams scale amid rising alert volumes and phishing attacks.
Patients Still Struggle With Full Access to Health Info
Patients these days have an easier path to securely accessing their electronic health information, thanks in large part to advancements in certain technology standards and a big push by federal regulatory policies in recent years. But obstacles still remain.
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ACRStealer’s Stealthy Evolution: New Variants Use Heaven’s Gate & Low-Level NTAPIs to Evade Detection
ACRStealer, a notorious information-stealing malware, has once again come under the spotlight following a series of enhancements that have significantly improved its resilience against detection and analysis. Over the past year—particularly since the beginning...
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SVF Botnet Strikes: New Linux DDoS Threat Leverages Discord for Covert Command and Control
Hackers have ramped up their attacks on vulnerable Linux servers with exposed SSH access, deploying the SVF Botnet—a simple yet effective malicious framework designed for conducting DDoS attacks and cryptocurrency mining. This revelation comes...
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CargoTalon: New Cyber-Espionage Campaign Targets Russian Aviation with Stealthy DLL Implants
Experts at SEQRITE Labs have uncovered a large-scale cyber-espionage campaign dubbed CargoTalon, specifically targeting personnel within a key enterprise of Russia’s aviation industry. The operation employs highly targeted phishing techniques, disguised as essential logistics...
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Operation CargoTalon targets Russia’s aerospace with EAGLET malware,
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Stealthy WordPress Backdoor Found Hiding in Must-Use Mu-Plugins Directory for Persistent Access
Researchers have uncovered a stealthy backdoor within WordPress, cunningly disguised as a system file within the mu-plugins directory—a special location designated for must-use plugins. This strategic placement enables threat actors to establish a persistent...
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Web-to-App Funnels: Pros And Cons
In today’s mobile-first world, companies often struggle to bridge the gap between their websites and mobile apps. This is where web-to-app funnels come into play. These funnels are designed to guide users from a web touchpoint (such as an ad or landing page) into a mobile application, where deeper engagement and higher conversions often occur. […]
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