Researchers at Hunt.io have published an in-depth analysis of the Android banking trojan ERMAC 3.0, uncovering not only its enhanced capabilities but also severe flaws within its infrastructure. This iteration expands upon the functionality...
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Experts at Censys have released their State of the Internet 2025 report, focusing on the infrastructure of cybercriminals—specifically Command-and-Control (C2) servers and other tools used to coordinate attacks and maintain access to compromised systems....
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Groups of cybercriminals specializing in mobile phishing have discovered a new way to profit from stolen credentials. Whereas they once focused on transferring compromised cards into digital wallets and selling them for fraudulent transactions,...
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A former moderator of the dark web forum XSS, known by the alias Rehub, has launched his own platform under the name Rehubcom. This move coincides with the arrest of the XSS administrator in...
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The China-linked group UAT-7237 has become the subject of a new report from Cisco Talos. According to researchers, this team has been active since 2022, specializing in long-term persistence within victim infrastructure. In one...
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Researchers have demonstrated that the latest Gemini models consistently interpret hidden Unicode Tag characters as executable instructions—rendering invisible text within the interface into direct commands for the AI. This flaw endangers all Gemini-based integrations,...
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A recent reverse engineering analysis of a Lockbit ransomware variant targeting Linux-based ESXi servers has uncovered several sophisticated evasion techniques and operational details. The malware, first documented in 2022, employs the ptrace system call to detect debugging environments by attempting to attach to its parent process. If this fails typically due to an existing tracer […]
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A team of researchers has unveiled a new framework, SNI5GECT, which exposes vulnerabilities in fifth-generation mobile networks at the very earliest stages of connection establishment. Unlike attacks that rely on counterfeit base stations—complex to...
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A security researcher named Wayne has unveiled a new tool for Windows 11 that circumvents the PatchGuard protection mechanism in the system’s latest release (24H2). The project, called Kurasagi, has already been published on...
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Researchers at Cymulate Research Labs have disclosed a new vulnerability in Windows that allows attackers to bypass Microsoft’s recent patch and once again exfiltrate NTLM hashes without any user interaction. The flaw, tracked as...
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