A sweeping new crypto scam campaign is targeting Asia and beyond, blending malicious ads and AI-powered chatbots in psychological fraud tactics. Learn how this hybrid model operates and what makes it so dangerous.
A new breed of cryptocurrency scams in Asia leverages malvertising and AI-driven pig butchering, tricking victims into losing millions. Read how these hybrid schemes work, who they target, and what makes them so dangerous.
Rhysida ransomware's latest campaign hijacks trust in IT tools, using fake PuTTY and Authenticator sites and signed installers to deploy advanced malware loaders and ransomware.
A new tech support scam exploited Bing Ads and Azure Blob Storage to deceive users across multiple industries. Discover how attackers weaponized trusted platforms and what it means for cybersecurity.
Cybercriminals are exploiting Facebook’s ad platform and Microsoft Azure to orchestrate a fast-moving malvertising campaign, tricking users into tech support scams. Learn how the attack works, who’s at risk, and how to defend against it.
The CrashFix campaign exploited a fake Chrome extension, NexShield, to trick users into crashing their browsers and running malicious code—leading to full-scale corporate breaches. Learn how this attack unfolded and how to defend against similar threats.
A global cyberattack leveraged Google Ads and deceptive PDF editor downloads to spread the TamperedChef infostealer, exposing organizations in 19 countries to credential theft and advanced digital deception.
A global malvertising campaign dubbed TamperedChef used Google Ads and a fake PDF editor to infect over 100 organizations in 19 countries, stealing browser credentials and bypassing security using fake certificates. Discover how this operation unfolded and what it reveals about the evolving cyber threat landscape.
A deep dive into pkr_mtsi, the sophisticated Windows packer driving large-scale malvertising campaigns with multiple malware payloads. Explore its tactics, evasion techniques, and how defenders can fight back.
JackFix exploits fake Windows update pop-ups on adult sites to trick users into installing info-stealing malware hidden in image files. Discover how this campaign works and how to avoid it.