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How North Korean Hackers Turned GitHub Into a Spy Network Hiding in Plain Sight
April 14, 2026
Attackers are constantly looking to develop their tactics and technologies for increased success, requiring ongoing intelligence and advancement in security to account for the evolution of risk. Recently, threat actors linked to the DPRK have…
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code-signing extended validation certificates
Signed And Trusted But Still Dangerous
March 24, 2026
Microsoft Defender Experts recently found a series of phishing campaigns abusing legitimate signatures to deceive targets. Identified in February 2026, the phishing lures consisted of crafted meeting invitations and PDF attachments leading to false pages…
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identity identity-first security
When Credentials Become the Exploit
March 09, 2026
Darktrace’s Annual Threat Report 2026 starts with a familiar problem for defenders: known software flaws are growing faster than most teams can keep up with. The report tallies 48,185 CVEs published in 2025, a 20.6%…
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Dell RecoverPoint zero-day
The Dell RecoverPoint Zero-Day and China’s Expanding Playbook
March 02, 2026
Dell recently put out an advisory and security update for CVE-2026-22769, a critical vulnerability in many versions of Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines. The flaw has been actively exploited in the wild since mid-2024, with…
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Poland Electrum electric grid cyber attack
Poland Grid Hack Signals Shift in Cyberwarfare Strategy
February 16, 2026
A new report from Dragos confirms what many in the energy sector had suspected: the December 2025 cyberattack on Poland’s power grid was a deliberate test of the system’s vulnerabilities. There were no blackouts. Electricity…
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LinkedIn phishing comments policy violation
Fake LinkedIn “Policy Violation” Comments Turn Public Posts into Phishing Traps
February 05, 2026
A recent phishing campaign has arisen targeting users on LinkedIn in public post comments. This demonstrates attackers shifting away from DMs and email as initial attack vectors and toward highly visible spaces where users feel…
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Kimwolf DDoS botnet
Infected Android Devices Are Powering a Global DDoS Army
February 03, 2026
A massive, sprawling DDoS and proxy botnet, known as Kimwolf, has recently shown increased activity, growing to more than two million infected devices since August 2025. These millions of Android devices are globally distributed and…
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North Korea’s Kimsuky Turns to “Quishing” Against U.S. Organizations
January 27, 2026
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released a FLASH alert warning about evolving techniques in campaigns by the North Korean state-sponsored threat group known as Kimsuky. The alert reveals an evolution in…
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Nezha open-source backdoor
When Legitimate Tools Become Perfect Backdoors
January 09, 2026
The modern threat landscape shows developments in attack tactics that change the scope of what attackers can do with various tools. Recent advances have demonstrated that threat actors no longer need custom malware to establish…
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BeaverTail recruiting lure Lazarus
Lazarus Turns Recruitment Lures Into a Multi-Stage Intrusion Factory
January 02, 2026
Darktrace researchers say a newly identified BeaverTail variant represents a clear step forward in how Lazarus-linked operators are building malware and running campaigns. What started out as a simple JavaScript-based stealer has grown into a…
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EtherRAT React2Shell North Korea DPRK
EtherRAT Signals A Strategic Shift From DPRK Hackers
December 18, 2025
A critical vulnerability in React2Shell, tracked as CVE-2025-55182, was publicly disclosed on December 3rd, 2025, and a highly evolved implant appeared in the wild only two days later. This rapid exploitation window mirrors the accelerating…
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Anthropic AI-automated attack
Inside the First Fully Autonomous Cyber-Espionage Campaign
November 25, 2025
The growth of AI in recent years has led to its widespread use for not only legitimate applications, but cybercriminal operations as well. Threat actors have increasingly turned to AI-enhanced tools for a variety of…
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Arkose Labs threat intelligence automation trust
How Automation Is Rewriting the Rules of Trust Online
November 17, 2025
A recent report from Arkose Labs, Enterprises Under Attack: Quarterly Threat Actor Patterns, reveals a number of trends differentiating Q2 2025 from Q1. The rise of AI and crime-as-a-service is reshaping the global threat landscape,…
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Chinese Hackers Target Diplomacy with Covert Email Breaches
October 12, 2025
With cyber risks on the rise, many state-aligned threat groups have either arrived on the scene or evolved to take advantage of vulnerabilities in the modern landscape. Palo Alto Networks’ threat intelligence and incident response…
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Barracuda phishing OAuth Microsoft
Phishing Gangs Expand Targets to Microsoft, Google, and Twilio
October 06, 2025
Phishing has always been a moving target, but the latest data shows just how fast attackers are evolving. Email-based scams that once relied on crude tricks are now weaponizing trusted services, slipping past filters, and…
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StealC phishing credential theft
How Steganography and Bitbucket Are Delivering the StealC Information Stealer
September 29, 2025
A user opens their email to find what looks to be a legitimate—and urgent—message purporting to be from Meta Support. The email claims that the user’s account has been reported and is scheduled to be…
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SEO poisoning malware Fortinet
SEO Poisoning Campaign Targets Chinese Users with Hiddengh0st and Winos Malware
September 15, 2025
Many security issues on the internet stem from avoidable mistakes based on an assumption of safety or legitimacy, often supported by implicitly understood “trust signals.” Users online are primed to have confidence in search engines,…
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CISA KEV TP-Link WhatsApp
CISA Flags Actively Exploited Flaws in TP-Link Devices and WhatsApp
September 15, 2025
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added two more entries to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, the list of bugs it says pose significant risk to the federal enterprise. Inclusion on the KEV means…
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