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Malware analysis
Cyber Attack
New Custom Malware “Tickler” Attack Satellite Devices
Microsoft identified a new custom multi-stage backdoor, "Tickler," deployed by the Iranian state-sponsored threat actor Peach Sandstorm between April and July 2024. Targeting sectors like...
Cyber Attack
Pootry EDR Killer Malware Wipes Out Security Tools From Windows Machine
Windows drivers can be abused to bypass security measures. Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in legitimate drivers or use stolen or forged digital signatures to...
Cyber Attack
Hackers Toolkit Unveiled, Comprehensive Tools For Various Cyber Attacks
Hackers always keep updating their tools and add new ones to adapt to evolving security measures, bypass defenses, and exploit newly discovered vulnerabilities. Staying ahead...
Cyber Attack
New APT Actor240524 Weaponizing Official Documents To Deliver Malware
A new APT group, dubbed Actor240524, launched a spear-phishing campaign targeting Azerbaijani and Israeli diplomats on July 1, 2024, where the attackers employed a...
Cyber Attack
Beware Of Fake Browser Updates That Installs Malicious BOINC Infrastructre
SocGholish malware, also known as FakeUpdates, has exhibited new behavior since July 4th, 2024, as the infection chain still begins with a compromised website...
Cyber Attack
New Poco RAT Weaponizing 7zip Files Using Google Drive
The hackers weaponize 7zip files to pass through security measures and deliver malware effectively.These archived files can hide malicious content, which makes it more...
Cyber Crime
New ShadowRoot Ransomware Attacking Business Via Weaponized PDF’s
X-Labs identified basic ransomware targeting Turkish businesses, delivered via PDF attachments in suspicious emails from the internetru domain. PDF links trigger exe payload downloads, which...
CVE/vulnerability
Hackers Using Polyglot Files In the Wild, Here Comes PolyConv For Detection
Polyglot files have to fit in several file format specifications and respond differently depending on the calling program.This poses a significant risk to endpoint...