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ClickFix prompts typically contain instructions for Windows users, but now they are tailored for macOS and they are getting increasingly convincing.
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Google has released a report describing the novel ways in which malware has been using AI to adapt and evade detection.
The post Malware Now Uses AI During Execution to Mutate and Collect Data, Google Warns appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Threat actors engage in elaborate attack chains to infect trucking and logistics companies with remote access tools.
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A component of the newly discovered SesameOp backdoor uses the API to store and relay commands from the C&C server.
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Other noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: several interesting Android malware families, UN cybercrime treaty, criminal complaint against Clearview AI in Europe.
The post In Other News: WhatsApp Passkey-Encrypted Backups, Russia …
Open VSX fully contained the GlassWorm attacks and says it was not a self-replicating worm in the traditional sense.
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The Windows shortcut vulnerability has been seen in attacks conducted by Mustang Panda to drop the PlugX malware.
The post Chinese APT Exploits Unpatched Windows Flaw in Recent Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The packages deployed malicious code harvesting system information, credentials, tokens, API keys, and other sensitive information.
The post 136 NPM Packages Delivering Infostealers Downloaded 100,000 Times appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Exploits have been available publicly for over half a year, but the bug was previously targeted only for reconnaissance.
The post XWiki Vulnerability Exploited in Cryptocurrency Mining Operation appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A new class of Mirai-based DDoS botnets have been launching massive attacks, but their inability to spoof traffic enables device remediation.
The post TurboMirai-Class ‘Aisuru’ Botnet Blamed for 20+ Tbps DDoS Attacks appeared first on Secur…