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FileFix Attack Exploits Windows Browser Features to Bypass Mark-of-the-Web Protection
A sophisticated new variation of cyberattacks emerged in July 2025, exploiting a critical vulnerability in how Chrome and Microsoft Edge handle webpage saving functionality. The attack, dubbed “FileFix 2.0,” bypasses Windows’ Mark of the Web (MOTW) security feature by leveraging legitimate browser saving mechanisms combined with HTML Application (HTA) execution. Key Points1. Saving HTML pages […]
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TA829 Hackers Employs New TTPs and Upgraded RomCom Backdoor to Evade Detections
The cybersecurity landscape faces a renewed threat as TA829, a sophisticated threat actor group, has emerged with enhanced tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) alongside an upgraded version of the notorious RomCom backdoor. This hybrid cybercriminal-espionage group has demonstrated remarkable adaptability, conducting both financially motivated attacks and state-aligned espionage operations, particularly following the invasion of Ukraine. […]
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