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Sandworm Uses SSH-over-Tor Tunnel for Stealthy Long-Term Persistence

A significant evolution in Sandworm (APT-C-13) tradecraft, revealing the group’s use of SSH-over-Tor tunneling to achieve long-term, covert persistence inside targeted networks. Sandworm, also known as FROZENBARENTS, is a state-sponsored threat group active since 2014. It has consistently targeted government…

OilRig Hides C2 Config in Google Drive Image via LSB Steganography

APT-C-49 (OilRig), an Iranian state-sponsored advanced persistent threat group also known as APT34 and Helix Kitten, has deployed a sophisticated new attack campaign that conceals command-and-control configurations inside Google Drive images using LSB steganography. The group, which has been active…

Critical LiteLLM Flaw Enables Database Attacks Through SQL Injection

A critical pre-authentication SQL injection vulnerability, identified as CVE-2026-42208, has been discovered in the popular LiteLLM gateway, allowing attackers to access databases without credentials. Cybercriminals have already been observed exploiting this flaw to target high-value secrets such as API keys…

New Malware Hides Behind Obfuscation and Staged Payloads

A newly identified malware campaign is leveraging advanced obfuscation techniques and multi-stage payload delivery to bypass traditional security defenses, according to recent analysis from Joe Sandbox. The attack begins with a highly targeted spear-phishing email sent to employees of the…

Fake Income Tax Notices Used to Spread Malware

Cybercriminals are exploiting India’s tax season by launching sophisticated phishing campaigns that impersonate the Income Tax Department to deliver dangerous malware to unsuspecting taxpayers. The malicious operation uses fake assessment notices and tax compliance warnings to trick victims into downloading…

OpenClaw Flaws Expose Systems to Policy Bypass Attacks

OpenClaw, a rapidly adopted open-source autonomous AI agent framework, has released critical security updates to address three moderate-severity vulnerabilities. Found in npm package versions before 2026.4.20, these complex flaws expose systems to severe policy bypasses, unauthorized local configuration modifications, and…