A counterfeit 7-Zip site has been turning home PCs into hidden proxy servers for cybercriminals, exploiting innocent downloads and trusted online tutorials. Here’s how the operation works—and how to avoid becoming the next victim.
Socelars, a stealthy Trojan, is targeting Windows systems to steal browser session cookies and hijack accounts, especially those tied to Facebook Ads Manager and Amazon. Discover how this malware operates, its financial impact, and tips for defending against it.
RecoverIt is a new tool that lets attackers exploit Windows service recovery features to execute malware undetected, bypassing traditional defenses. This article explains how the technique works, why it's hard to spot, and what security teams need to watch for.
A stealthy new malware, LTX Stealer, is exploiting trusted software and cloud services to harvest browser logins and crypto wallets, marking a dangerous evolution in cybercrime.
Hackers are turning cybersquatting into a powerful tool for malware, phishing, and fraud. Explore the tactics and real-world impacts, and learn how businesses can fight back.
The Shai-hulud worm exposed how a single compromised package can ripple through the open source ecosystem, costing organizations far more than direct breaches reveal. Discover why the fallout from supply chain attacks is deeper and more disruptive than download numbers suggest.
The DKnife framework, operated by China-linked cyber actors, turns routers into powerful espionage tools—capable of hijacking downloads, stealing credentials, and silently delivering malware across Asia and beyond.
RenEngine Loader is a stealthy global malware campaign that hides inside pirated game installers, using legitimate game launchers to bypass security and infect hundreds of thousands of victims.
A shocking 17% of OpenClaw AI add-ons are malicious, targeting crypto wallets and delivering malware to Macs. Investigators expose the tactics behind this open-source security crisis and offer tips to protect yourself.
Hackers are exploiting fake voicemail notifications and legitimate IT tools to remotely access victims’ computers, using clever social engineering to slip past defenses. Here’s how the attack unfolds—and why vigilance is crucial.