Daily Cybersecurity Roundup

DaggerFly is ramping up its cyberespionage operations with a newly identified malware that targets Linux-based network devices. The malware is designed to overwrite essential system binaries, replace SSH libraries, and maintain l ... Read More
Cybercriminals continue to blur the lines between trusted and malicious infrastructure. A stealthy AsyncRAT campaign has been leveraging Python scripting and TryCloudflare tunnels to evade detection. The attack unfolds through a ... Read More
Cybercriminals are proving that social media isn’t just for influencers - it’s a goldmine for deception. The Russian-speaking gang Crazy Evil has been running over 10 active scams, spreading various malware to Windows and macOS u ... Read More
Think twice before trusting a WordPress site—over 10,000 have been hijacked to spread AMOS and SocGholish malware to macOS and Windows users. Meanwhile, Trend Micro uncovered a campaign abusing GitHub releases to distribute Lumm ... Read More
Hackers are upping their game, and inboxes are their favorite battleground. A phishing campaign targeting users in Poland and Germany has been delivering a malware concoction. APT groups rarely stay in one place for long. UAC-006 ... Read More
Even in the cyber underworld, betrayal thrives - hackers have turned on their own, weaponizing a trojanized XWorm RAT builder to exploit thousands of devices globally. A deceptive malware campaign is using fake CAPTCHA pages and ... Read More
Juniper edge devices face a stealthy threat with J-magic malware, a modified backdoor that stays hidden until it detects a magic packet. Andariel has deployed a malicious file to execute RID Hijacking, a clever tactic that manipu ... Read More
In the shadowy corners of the internet, botnets are evolving into digital monsters. The AIRASHI botnet, fueled by zero-day vulnerabilities in Cambium Networks cnPilot routers, has unleashed a staggering 1-3 Tbps DDoS attack capac ... Read More
PlushDaemon, a new player in cyberespionage, slipped into a South Korean VPN provider’s supply chain, replacing trusted installers with its SlowStepper backdoor. In the underbelly of the internet, the Murdoc botnet is building an ... Read More
MintLoader is delivering a nasty surprise. Security researchers have discovered that it's now being used to deliver a variety of second-stage payloads. A new Android malware strain has popped up and researchers have linked it to ... Read More

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