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Daily Cybersecurity Roundup, March 26, 2025

Credential stuffing attacks are getting a boost from an underground tool called Atlantis AIO Multi-Checker. Designed for scale, this e-crime utility automates the process of testing stolen credentials across multiple platforms. Researchers have uncovered a new RaaS operation called Playboy Locker, which is targeting Windows, NAS, and ESXi environments. Phishing campaigns against the Steam gaming community continue to evolve, with attackers now using browser-in-the-browser techniques to mimic login windows. Read on for more.

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Threat actors are using an e-crime tool called Atlantis AIO Multi-Checker to carry out large-scale credential stuffing attacks. The tool can also conduct brute-force attacks and automate account recovery processes.

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Cybereason investigated a new RaaS, Playboy Locker, that targets Windows, NAS, and ESXi systems, using a combination of encryption algorithms and various tactics such as shadow copy deletion and LDAP scanning.

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The ReaderUpdate macOS malware loader has evolved, with threat actors creating new versions using Crystal, Nim, Rust, and Go programming languages, in addition to the original Python binary.

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The cryptocurrency platform Abracadabra Finance lost about $13 million worth of digital currency to hackers, with 6,260 Ethereum coins stolen in the attack.

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Google has fixed a high-severity Chrome zero-day vulnerability that was exploited in a cyber-espionage campaign called Operation ForumTroll.

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A new phishing campaign using complex browser-in-the-browser attacks has been targeting Steam and Counter-Strike 2 players while abusing the brand of the pro eSports team Navi.

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The Ukrainian IT Army claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Russian internet provider Lovit, causing service disruptions in Moscow and St. Petersburg for three days and affecting apartment access, businesses, and critical infrastructure.

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CrushFTP warned customers about an unauthenticated HTTP(S) port access vulnerability, urging them to patch their servers immediately, with both v10 and v11 versions confirmed to be impacted.

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Broadcom has released security updates to address a high-severity authentication bypass vulnerability (CVE-2025-22230) in VMware Tools for Windows.

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A threat actor known as EncryptHub has been exploiting a Microsoft Management Console vulnerability, allowing it to bypass security features and execute malicious code on unpatched devices.

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