Hackers are abusing a weaponized JPEG file to quietly install a trojanized version of the ConnectWise ScreenConnect remote‑access tool on Windows systems, enabling full surveillance, credential theft, and long‑term control over compromised networks. The campaign shows how a simple‑looking image…
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Windows CreateFileW API Flaw Could Let Attackers Lock SMB Files at Scale
The multi-billion-dollar ransomware defence industry operates on a fundamental assumption: to cause catastrophic operational damage, malicious actors must write corrupted data to a disk. However, a newly disclosed attack technique, GhostLock, completely invalidates this foundational premise by demonstrating how threat…
ODINI Malware Uses CPU Magnetic Signals to Exfiltrate Data from Air-Gapped Systems
Air-gapped systems and Faraday cages have long represented the gold standard for protecting critical infrastructure and sensitive military networks. However, a groundbreaking threat known as ODINI demonstrates that even these extreme isolation measures can be compromised. Researchers have developed a…
macOS Malware Abuses Google Ads and Claude Shared Chats to Deliver Payloads
Threat actors are deploying a sophisticated malvertising campaign targeting macOS users by exploiting Google Ads and legitimate Anthropic Claude shared chats. Security researcher Berk Albayrak uncovered this novel attack chain on May 10, which distributes a variant of the MacSync…
JDownloader Hack Spreads New Python RAT
The official JDownloader website fell victim to a sophisticated supply-chain attack, resulting in malicious installers being distributed to users worldwide. Attackers exploited an unpatched vulnerability in the site’s content management system to redirect specific download links from legitimate JDownloader installers…
New cPanel and WHM Vulnerabilities Expose Servers to Code Execution and DoS Attacks
cPanel and WebHost Manager (WHM) are critical administrative control panels used by hosting providers globally to manage servers, websites, and databases. Due to their widespread deployment, vulnerabilities in these platforms immediately become high-value targets for threat actors. On May 8,…
Top 10 Best DevSecOps Companies For Secure SDLC 2026
In the fast-paced world of software development, where agility and speed are paramount, security often struggles to keep pace. The traditional “bolt-on” security approach, where security checks are performed at the end of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), is…
Top 10 Best Secure Code Review Services For Developers in 2026
In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, where speed and agility often take precedence, the imperative for robust security cannot be overstated. With cyber threats becoming increasingly sophisticated and the attack surface expanding due to complex architectures and interconnected…
TCLBANKER Malware Leverages WhatsApp and Outlook Worm Features in Active Attacks
A sophisticated Brazilian banking trojan named TCLBANKER, deployed through a trojanized Logitech installer and capable of hijacking victims’ WhatsApp and Outlook accounts to spread itself to new targets. The campaign, tracked as REF3076, delivers TCLBANKER through a malicious MSI installer bundled inside…
Vidar Infostealer Campaign Steals Passwords, Cookies, Crypto Wallets, and Device Data
A highly evasive multi-stage malware campaign deploying the Vidar Infostealer. First discovered in late 2018 and built on the Arkei stealer source code, Vidar is notorious for aggressively harvesting user credentials, browser session cookies, cryptocurrency wallets, and detailed system data.…
NVIDIA Confirms GeForce Data Breach Exposed Users’ Personal Data
GFN Cloud Internet Services, operating as the regional NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming partner, GFN.AM has officially confirmed a significant data breach. The security incident exposed personal information of users registered on their streaming platform. While the company has now…
Pam Backdoor Targets Linux Systems to Steal SSH Credentials
A newly observed Linux backdoor technique, dubbed Pam, is exploiting the flexibility of Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) to capture SSH credentials and maintain persistence on compromised systems stealthily. Since its introduction in 1991 by Linus Torvalds, Linux has been designed for…
Modular RAT Campaign Steals Credentials and Captures Screenshots
A sophisticated spear-phishing campaign, dubbed Operation GriefLure, targeting senior executives in Vietnam and the Philippines with a stealthy modular remote access trojan (RAT). The campaign focuses on high-value organizations, including Viettel Group Vietnam’s largest military-backed telecom provider and St. Luke’s Medical…
Cline Kanban WebSocket Vulnerability Enables Malicious Sites to Take Over AI Coding Agents
Cline, a widely adopted open-source AI coding agent, has recently patched a severe vulnerability in its local Kanban server. Trusted by developers with deep access to source code, cloud credentials, and terminals, Cline automates complex coding tasks. However, researchers from…
Fake OpenClaw Installer Targets Crypto Wallets and Password Managers
Hackers are abusing a fake OpenClaw installer to deploy a modular Rust-based infostealer framework dubbed Hologram, aimed at harvesting credentials from more than 250 crypto wallet and password manager browser extensions while hiding behind trusted cloud and messaging services. The site…
ZiChatBot Malware Abuses Zulip APIs for Stealthy C2 Operations
A new cross‑platform malware family, dubbed ZiChatBot, that abuses the trusted Python Package Index (PyPI) ecosystem and the Zulip team chat platform to run a stealthy command‑and‑control (C2) channel. During routine threat hunting, analysts observed a series of malicious wheel packages…
Fake Moustache Fools Age Checks, Sparks Online Safety Act Fears
A critical gaps in age verification systems introduced under the Online Safety Act, with children easily bypassing safeguards using simple tricks including drawing fake facial hair to appear older on camera. The Online Safety Act, which came into force in…
Hackers Use Morse Code to Trick Grok and Bankrbot, Steal $200K in Crypto Tokens
Threat actors have successfully executed a novel prompt injection attack against artificial intelligence agents, draining approximately $200,000 in cryptocurrency. By using Morse code to bypass standard AI safety filters, an attacker tricked the Grok AI model and an autonomous wallet…
Critical Vulnerability in Rancher Fleet Enables Full Cluster-Admin Privileges
The SUSE Rancher Security team disclosed a critical vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-41050. This severe flaw affects Rancher Fleet, a popular GitOps tool for managing Kubernetes clusters at scale. The vulnerability completely breaks the platform’s core multi-tenant isolation mechanism, allowing malicious…
Trellix Investigates RansomHouse Breach Claims Involving Source Code Repository
Leading cybersecurity firm Trellix is actively investigating a potential security incident following claims made by the RansomHouse extortion group. The threat actors recently listed Trellix on their dark web leak site, alleging a successful cyberattack against the prominent security vendor.…