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State-Backed Attackers and Commercial Surveillance Vendors Repeatedly Use the Same Exploits
Russian hackers exploited vulnerabilities in Safari and Chrome to launch cyberattacks from November 2023 to July 2024. They used a watering hole attack on Mongolian government websites to infect mobile users with malware, stealing information.
Next-Generation Attacks, Same Targets – How to Protect Your Users’ Identities
The FBI and CISA Issue Joint Advisory on New Threats and How to Stop Ransomware Note: on August 29, the FBI and CISA issued a joint advisory as part of their ongoing #StopRansomware effort to help organizations protect against ransomware. The latest advisory,...
Malicious npm Packages Mimicking ‘noblox.js’ Compromise Roblox Developers’ Systems
Roblox developers are the target of a persistent campaign that seeks to compromise systems through bogus npm packages, once again underscoring how threat actors continue to exploit the trust in the open-source ecosystem to deliver malware. "By mimicking the popular...
North Korean Hackers Deploy FudModule Rootkit via Chrome Zero-Day Exploit
A recently patched security flaw in Google Chrome and other Chromium web browsers was exploited as a zero-day by North Korean actors in a campaign designed to deliver the FudModule rootkit. The development is indicative of the persistent efforts made by the...
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
Rocinante: The Trojan Horse That Wanted to Fly
Once installed, the Rocinante malware prompts the victim to grant Accessibility Services and displays phishing screens tailored to different banks to steal personal information.
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