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Unveiling the Cyber Underworld: Rhadamanthys and AsyncRAT - The Evolution of Stealthy Threats 🌐🔒 #Cybersecurity #MalwareMayhem

on December 18, 2023

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The Silent Menace: Microsoft Reveals Adversaries Exploiting OAuth Applications for Cryptomining and Phishing Escapades!

on December 13, 2023

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Unveiling Cyber Espionage Tango: Sandman and Storm-0866 Dance with China's KEYPLUG in Coordinated Symphony

on December 11, 2023

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Breaking Boundaries: Unveiling SLAM - The Covert Threat to Intel, AMD, and Arm CPUs

on December 09, 2023

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Ransomware Rampage: Unmasking the Dark World of Ransomware-as-a-Service and the Explosive Threat Landscape

on December 08, 2023

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Unmasking the Underworld: The Silent Threat of Malicious Browser Extensions and How to Shield Your Organization

on December 06, 2023

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Code Hijack Alert: Over 15,000 Go Repositories on GitHub Vulnerable to Repojacking Threats!

on December 05, 2023

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Firmware in Peril: LogoFAIL Exposes Critical UEFI Vulnerabilities with Far-reaching Impact

on December 04, 2023

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Unmasking Agent Racoon: Stealthy Cyber Threat Strikes Organizations Across the Globe!

on December 03, 2023

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The Great Firewall Breach: Unmasking SugarGh0st RAT's Covert Assault on Uzbekistan and South Korea

on December 01, 2023

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The Google Workspace DeleFriend Scandal: Unveiling a Severe Security Flaw Shaking the Foundations of User Data Protection

on November 28, 2023

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Unveiling SysJoker's Next Act: Rust Variant Emerges in Cyber Espionage Amidst Middle East Tensions

on November 24, 2023

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Breaking the Biometric Barrier: Unmasking Windows Hello Flaws on Dell, Lenovo, and Microsoft Laptops!

on November 23, 2023

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Unveiling the Cyber Underworld: Rhadamanthys and AsyncRAT - The Evolution of Stealthy Threats 🌐🔒 #Cybersecurity #MalwareMayhem

Recent reports from cybersecurity firm Check Point indicate that the developers behind the information-stealing malware, Rhadamanthys, are actively enhancing its features and expanding its capabilities through a plugin system. This evolution transforms it into a more customizable and potent threat. Rhadamanthys, initially documented in October 2022, operates under the malware-as-a-service (MaaS) model and has been sold by an actor known as "kingcrete2022." It is commonly distributed through malicious websites mimicking genuine software sites advertised through Google ads. Rhadamanthys Features and Evolution As of the latest update, version 0.5.2, Rhadamanthys exhibits a new plugin system, turning it into a versatile tool for specific distributor needs. This system allows customers to deploy additional tools tailored to their targets, making it more than just an information stealer. The malware's components are both active and passive, capable of o...

New BrutePrint Attack Lets Attackers Unlock Smartphones with Fingerprint Brute-Force

In recent years, fingerprint-based authentication has become a popular security measure in smartphones, providing users with a convenient and quick way to unlock their devices. However, a new vulnerability known as the BrutePrint attack has emerged, exposing the weaknesses in this biometric security method. BrutePrint attack is a technique that allows attackers to unlock smartphones by brute-forcing the fingerprint authentication. Unlike previous attacks that focused on bypassing or spoofing the fingerprint sensor, BrutePrint attack exploits the limited number of attempts allowed by the device before it locks down. How does the BrutePrint Attack work? When a user sets up fingerprint authentication on their smartphone, the device stores a digital representation of their fingerprint called a "template." This template is used to verify the user's fingerprint each time they attempt to unlock the device. The BrutePrint attack takes advantage of the...

Breaking the Biometric Barrier: Unmasking Windows Hello Flaws on Dell, Lenovo, and Microsoft Laptops!

A recent study by Blackwing Intelligence has unveiled multiple vulnerabilities that could potentially allow attackers to bypass Windows Hello authentication on popular laptops, including Dell Inspiron 15, Lenovo ThinkPad T14, and Microsoft Surface Pro X. Researchers at Blackwing Intelligence discovered these vulnerabilities in the fingerprint sensors developed by Goodix, Synaptics, and ELAN, integrated into the mentioned devices. These fingerprint sensors, known as "match on chip" (MoC), were found to have exploitable weaknesses, allowing malicious actors to compromise the biometric security systems. "While MoC prevents replaying stored fingerprint data to the host for matching, it does not, in itself, prevent a malicious sensor from spoofing a legitimate sensor's communication with the host and falsely claiming that an authorized user has successfully authenticated," explain researchers Jesse D'Aguanno and Timo Teräs. The vul...

PayPal Data Breach Puts Users' Personal Information at Risk - Change Passwords Now

PayPal has suffered a data breach, potentially compromising the personal information of its users. The company has not yet released details on the extent of the breach or the types of data that may have been exposed, but it has urged all users to change their passwords immediately. It is also recommended to users to also enable two-factor authentication for added security. PayPal has stated that it is cooperating with law enforcement to investigate the incident and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

ESXiArgs Ransomware Hits European Organizations, Targeting Virtual Machines on VMware's ESXi Hypervisor

A new ransomware strain, known as ESXiArgs, has recently been discovered to have infected over 500 systems across several European countries, including Spain, Italy, and Belgium. The ransomware is designed to target virtual machines (VMs) running on VMware's ESXi hypervisor and encrypts files with a .esxiargs extension. ESXiArgs ransomware is distributed through phishing emails that contain malicious attachments, disguised as legitimate documents. Once the victim opens the attachment, the ransomware is deployed and begins to encrypt files on the target's system. According to cybersecurity researchers, ESXiArgs is a sophisticated and well-designed ransomware that is difficult to decrypt. The ransomware operators demand a ransom payment in exchange for the decryption key, which typically ranges from a few thousand to tens of thousands of euros. The ransomware is particularly concerning because it targets VMs on the ESXi hypervisor, which is commonly used by businesses to run ...

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