Hackers are spreading a Python-based malware kit called ArmorSteal through fake software download pages. The kit steals ...
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Binance heist began with fake job interviews and a malicious Homebrew download
North Korean hackers targeted two Binance employees on the way to $6.3 billion heist ...
Hackers Exploit AhsayCBS Vulnerabilities to Hide Malware in PNG Images and Deploy Stealthy Backdoors
Hackers exploiting AhsayCBS backup servers have planted webshells, hidden encrypted code inside PNG images, and staged a Python implant designed to run only on its intended host. The findings show an ...
Researchers unpacked, mapped, and recreated complex software and the Turla malware, raising fresh concerns for defenders.
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A fake job interview opened the door to a $6.34 billion Binance crypto heist
Binance has now told customers how roughly $6.34 billion left its hot wallets in a few minutes on October 29: through a chain ...
Fake GitHub security tools are spreading malware that disables defenses, steals sensitive data and infects over 2,000 PCs.
Threat actors are distributing malicious GitHub projects disguised as security utilities to infect developers with AsyncRAT, ...
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A Python startup hook, a second runtime fetched at load, and the rule files of 14 AI coding agents rewritten. The campaign ...
How a fake Google Update Support extension installs its components and runs the editor's own Electron binary as a Node ...
A crypto-mining campaign abusing Hugging Face models returned days after takedown, hijacking GPU servers and planting backdoors, with one model downloaded over 28,000 times. Separately, a fake Solana ...
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