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Google researchers say China-linked UNC6384 combined social engineering, signed malware, and adversary-in-the-middle attacks to evade detection.
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Competition among malware-as-a-service developers has transformed infostealers into refined, accessible tools for cybercriminals worldwide.
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Proof-of-concept ransomware uses AI models to generate attack scripts in real time.
The post PromptLock: First AI-Powered Ransomware Emerges appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The Anatsa Android banking trojan has expanded its target list to new countries and more cryptocurrency applications.
The post Anatsa Android Banking Trojan Now Targeting 830 Financial Apps appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Between June and August, over 300 entities were targeted with the Atomic macOS Stealer via malvertising.
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PipeMagic, which poses as a ChatGPT application, is a modular malware framework that provides persistent access and flexibility.
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Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: federal court filing system hack, Chanel data breach, emergency CISA directive.
The post In Other News: Nvidia Says No to Backdoors, Satellite Hacking, Energy Sector Assessment appeared first …
Microsoft has unveiled Project Ire, a prototype autonomous AI agent that can analyze any software file to determine if it’s malicious.
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The Koske Linux malware shows how cybercriminals can use AI for payload development, persistence, and adaptivity.
The post Sophisticated Koske Linux Malware Developed With AI Aid appeared first on SecurityWeek.
More information has emerged on the ToolShell SharePoint zero-day attacks, including impact, victims, and threat actors.
The post ToolShell Attacks Hit 400+ SharePoint Servers, US Government Victims Named appeared first on SecurityWeek.