Daily Cybersecurity Roundup

A new wave of malware activity is targeting South Korean users, with Remcos RAT being distributed under the guise of legitimate VeraCrypt installers and gambling-related utilities through web browsers and Telegram channels linke ... Read More
Like a ghost that lingered unseen, GhostPoster malware operated in the shadows for nearly five years, silently infecting more than 840,000 users through malicious browser extensions. In other news, a China-linked APT group UAT-8 ... Read More
From cloud infrastructure to developer workstations and end-user inboxes, threat actors are increasingly blending into trusted ecosystems: a China-linked Linux malware called VoidLink is infiltrating major cloud platforms such a ... Read More
From fake charity appeals to poisoned checkout pages, threat actors are casting a wide and creative net. Russian-linked group Void Blizzard is targeting Ukrainian defense forces by spreading bogus charity links over Signal and W ... Read More
What starts as a routine download, a trusted message, or a familiar telecom network can quickly turn into a quiet breach. Chinese threat actor UAT-7290 has been targeting telecom providers across South Asia and Southeastern Euro ... Read More
Threat actors are actively abusing weak authentication controls across multiple attack vectors, with the GoBruteforcer botnet compromising more than 50,000 Linux servers worldwide by brute-forcing credentials across services suc ... Read More
Cyber threats escalated sharply in 2025, with state-linked actors, malicious software, and financial scams exploiting vulnerabilities across critical infrastructure, personal devices, and digital payment systems. Chinese state-l ... Read More
The global threat landscape continues to intensify as both large-scale botnets and highly targeted social engineering campaigns gain momentum. The Kimwolf botnet has infected more than two million devices worldwide by exploiting ... Read More
As the new year begins, threat actors are accelerating sophisticated social engineering and malware campaigns, abusing trusted platforms like Google’s cloud services to deliver phishing emails that bypass security controls. In p ... Read More
Threat actors continue to exploit trust and access across both software supply chains and human networks, as seen in multiple recent campaigns. A malicious npm package named “lotusbail,” downloaded more than 56,000 times, masque ... Read More

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