EasyDMARC Integrates with Splunk

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Cybercriminals Use Fake Invoices to Deploy XWorm and Steal Login Credentials

Cybercriminals are deploying sophisticated phishing campaigns that weaponize seemingly legitimate invoice emails to distribute Backdoor.XWorm is a dangerous remote-access trojan (RAT) capable of stealing sensitive credentials, recording keystrokes, and installing ransomware. Security researchers have uncovered an active malware distribution operation using…

Advanced macOS DigitStealer Uses Multi-Stage Attack Chain to Evade Detection

Jamf Threat Labs has identified a new family of malicious stealers tracked as DigitStealer, representing a significant evolution in macOS-targeted malware. Unlike traditional infostealers that follow linear execution paths, DigitStealer introduced sophisticated multi-stage attack techniques, extensive anti-analysis checks, and novel…

Formbook Malware Campaign Uses Malicious ZIP Files and Layered Scripting Techniques

A new campaign leveraging Formbook malware has emerged, showcasing sophisticated multi-stage infection tactics that underscore the importance of analyzing more than just executable files during malware investigations. When teaching malware reverse-engineering in courses like SANS FOR610, it’s critical to addressed…

Analysis of Multi-Stage Phishing Kits Leveraging Telegram for Credential Theft and Evasion Techniques

Researchers at Group-IB have uncovered a sophisticated phishing framework that demonstrates how cybercriminals are industrializing credential theft through automation, evasion techniques, and Telegram-based data exfiltration. The kit targets explicitly Aruba S.p.A., an Italian IT services provider serving over 5.4 million…

The Future of Passwords: Kill Them in the Flow, Keep Them in the Constitution

Passkeys beat passwords in security and usability, but recovery gaps create new risks. Explore why digital identity still needs a constitutional backstop beyond passkeys. The post The Future of Passwords: Kill Them in the Flow, Keep Them in the Constitution  appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard…