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Aryaka researchers have identified a new threat from a Russian-speaking group using ‘BlackSanta’ malware. By disguising attacks as job applications, hackers are bypassing security to target recruitment workflows.
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The cybersecurity landscape experienced a major shift in 2025 as threat actors transitioned from experimenting with artificial intelligence to fully integrating it into real-world cyber operations. According to new insights from the Google Threat Intel…
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Threat actors are increasingly targeting human resources (HR) departments by disguising malware as job application documents. The attack begins with what appears to be a legitimate job application. HR professionals receive a resume hosted on a well-kno…
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A large-scale malware campaign known as PhantomRaven has resurfaced, targeting the npm software supply chain and attempting to steal sensitive developer credentials. The newly identified packages belong to three new phases of the campaign Wave 2, Wave …
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China-linked hackers targeted Qatar using fake war news lures to spread PlugX backdoor malware and spy on military and energy sectors.
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Researchers at AllSecure have revealed how North Korean hackers from the Lazarus Group used a fake LinkedIn job interview and deepfake technology to target their CEO.
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A new Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) named SurxRAT, which is being sold as a commercial malware platform through a Telegram-based malware‑as‑a‑service (MaaS) ecosystem. The malware, marketed under the SURXRAT V5 branding, enables cybercriminals to …
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A wave of phishing campaigns that used signed malware posing as popular workplace apps like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Adobe Reader to deploy remote monitoring and management (RMM) backdoors. The activity, attributed to an as-yet unidentified threat ac…
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Researchers warn of a fake CleanMyMac site using a ClickFix attack to install SHub Stealer on macOS and steal passwords and crypto wallets.
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Researchers say Iran’s MuddyWater hackers targeted US companies and an Israeli software firm’s department in a cyber campaign using the Dindoor malware – All this amid the ongoing conflict.
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