Stealthy Malware in WordPress Sites Enables Remote Code Execution by Hackers

Security researchers have uncovered sophisticated malware targeting WordPress websites, leveraging hidden backdoors to enable remote code execution (RCE). These attacks exploit vulnerabilities in WordPress core features and plugins, allowing hackers to gain unauthorized access, execute arbitrary code, and maintain control…

My Very Personal Guidance and Strategies to Protect Network Edge Devices, (Thu, Feb 6th)

Last week, CISA and other national cyber security organizations published an extensive document outlining “Guidance and Strategies to Protect Network Edge Devices.” [1] The document is good but also very corporate and “bland.” It summarizes good, well-intended advice that will help…

Threat Actors Exploiting Modified SharpHide Tool to Conceal Registry Entries

Threat actors are leveraging a modified version of the SharpHide tool to create hidden registry entries, significantly complicating detection and removal efforts. This technique exploits vulnerabilities in Windows registry handling, using null-terminated strings to obscure malicious entries. The modified SharpHide…