A large email fraud campaign used fake CEO messages and invoices to push employees toward payments of nearly $50,000. The operation did not rely on a malicious attachment or software flaw. Instead, it used ordinary email to deliver a scam. The attackers sent over one million messages to users between August 3 and 5. Most […]
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Microsoft’s September 2026 security update KB5124008 is knocking some Windows 11 enterprise clients off Always On VPN after the Patch Tuesday package landed on September 8. Administrators who can reproduce the failure say certificate-based tunnels that worked immediately before the patch stop connecting afterward, then recover as soon as the cumulative update is removed and […]
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A Ukrainian national has been sentenced to four years in U.S. prison for his role in the Conti ransomware operation, which compromised more than 1,000 victims worldwide and generated at least $150 million in ransom payments. Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko, 44, previously living in Cork, Ireland, was sentenced for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. U.S. prosecutors […]
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A long-running pay-per-install (PPI) operation that used YouTube gaming channels and SEO-poisoned software downloads to distribute malware at scale. The cluster, tracked as CL-CRI-1171, is linked to more than 10,000 distinct samples of a custom loader called OfferLoader, indicating a distribution pipeline far larger than the individual intrusions initially observed. Rather than relying on a […]
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A newly uncovered Android threat combines ransomware with spying, creating a trap for people who install apps from untrusted links. Called Mantax Otax, the malware can lock files, watch the screen, intercept verification codes and secretly use a phone’s cameras, making one infection both an extortion and privacy crisis. The campaign appears built around standalone […]
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