280 article(s)
The ‘Arkanix Stealer’ malware stormed underground forums in late 2025, offering broad info-theft capabilities before abruptly shutting down. Investigators are left wondering if this was a trial run or a calculated smash-and-grab.
GrayCharlie’s campaign uses compromised WordPress sites and fake update prompts to install NetSupport RAT, bypassing even multi-factor authentication and exfiltrating sensitive data worldwide.
ZeroDayRAT is a subscription-based spyware kit targeting both Android and iOS devices, combining live surveillance with direct financial theft tools. Marketed on Telegram and equipped with a user-friendly dashboard, it enables even non-technical cybercriminals to spy and steal from mobile users worldwide.
ClickFix infostealer is back, using fake CAPTCHA challenges to lure users into launching credential-stealing malware. Discover how this campaign blends social engineering with advanced in-memory attacks to evade detection and compromise sensitive data.
Identity is no longer the weakest link in cybersecurity—device trust is. Attackers are bypassing traditional controls by exploiting unmanaged and outdated endpoints. Learn why continuous verification of both user and device is now essential to keep organizations secure.
Oleksandr Didenko, a Ukrainian identity broker, helped North Korean IT operatives land jobs at US companies using stolen identities and laptop farms, funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars overseas before his arrest and sentencing in the US.
WhatsApp is quietly testing an optional account password, adding a new security layer on top of two-step verification. This feature could make account hijacking far more difficult, but will users embrace the extra step?
The CharlieKirk Grabber malware is shaking up the cybercrime landscape with its rapid-fire approach to credential theft, exploiting trusted Windows tools and cloud platforms to steal browser logins, tokens, and more before victims notice.
An in-depth look at how passwords created by popular AI models are far less secure than they appear, repeating patterns that make them easy targets for hackers. Security experts urge a return to cryptographic best practices.
Arkanix Stealer, a mysterious info-stealer powered by AI, appeared on dark web forums in late 2025 and vanished within two months. Its rapid development, modular design, and advanced data theft features reveal how AI is accelerating cybercrime innovation.