A new cybercrime campaign leverages a fake Mac wallpaper app and a hijacked YouTube channel to deliver notnullOSX malware, targeting users with significant cryptocurrency holdings. The attack uses social engineering, advanced obfuscation, and manual victim selection to maximize impact.
Spanish authorities have busted the world’s largest Spanish-language manga piracy platform, seizing hidden cryptocurrency and arresting four. The site, believed to be Tu Manga Online, earned millions from ads—often explicit—while serving millions of users, many of them minors.
UNC1069, a North Korea-backed hacker group, is luring crypto professionals into fake online meetings to deploy cross-platform malware and steal digital assets for the regime’s espionage and military funding.
UNC1069, a North Korean cybercrime group, is deploying fake video meetings and advanced malware to steal from cryptocurrency professionals worldwide. Here’s how the operation works—and how to stay safe.
After a $13.7 million crypto theft, Grinex exchange blames Western intelligence—without evidence—highlighting the blurred lines between cybercrime, sanctions, and geopolitical intrigue.
NovaFPCOM, a secretive dark web marketplace, is quietly powering a surge in ransomware attacks. Investigate how this platform connects cybercriminals, sells stolen data, and reshapes the global threat landscape.
North Korean cybercriminals are leveraging fake Zoom and Teams meetings to infiltrate cryptocurrency and open-source communities. By masquerading as trusted contacts and using real business tools, they deliver malware with minimal user interaction—threatening both digital assets and the software supply chain.
The FBI’s 2025 report reveals a staggering $17.6 billion lost to online scams, ransomware, and crypto theft, with seniors and critical infrastructure among the hardest hit. Dive into the numbers and tactics behind America’s latest cybercrime epidemic.
A wave of 36 malicious npm packages disguised as Strapi plugins launched a sophisticated supply chain attack, targeting cryptocurrency payment platforms with evolving malware, credential theft, and persistent backdoors.
A Maryland man stands accused of masterminding one of DeFi's largest heists, draining $53 million from Uranium Finance and laundering the proceeds through crypto mixers and collectibles. This feature unpacks the investigation, the technology, and the consequences for the crypto world.