The women-only dating safety app Tea has suffered a significant cybersecurity incident, with hackers gaining unauthorized access to approximately 72,000 user images, including 13,000 sensitive selfies and identification documents used for account verification. The breach, which represents one of the most serious data exposures in the dating app ecosystem, has raised critical concerns about biometric […]
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Malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms like PhantomOS and Nebula are democratizing Android device attacks because they provide pre-built, subscription-based malware kits for as little as $300 per month, marking a fundamental shift in the cybercrime scene. These services eliminate the need for coding expertise, providing cybercriminals with fully functional Android trojans equipped with advanced capabilities like two-factor […]
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The Oyster malware, also known as Broomstick or CleanupLoader, has resurfaced in attacks disguised as popular tools like PuTTY, KeyPass, and WinSCP. This malware, active since at least 2023, tricks users into downloading malicious installers, potentially paving the way for ransomware infections such as Rhysida. CyberProof Threat Researchers recently uncovered a real-world instance in the […]
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