A warning has been issued regarding a sophisticated form of voice phishing (vishing) called “Letscall” that specifically targets individuals in South Korea. This advanced technique involves deceiving victims into downloading malicious apps from a fake Google Play Store website. Once installed, the malware redirects incoming calls to a call center operated by criminals who pose

A recent malware campaign has been discovered that utilizes the Satacom downloader to distribute stealthy malware for cryptocurrency theft. The malware aims to steal BTC from victims’ accounts by injecting malicious code into targeted cryptocurrency websites. The campaign primarily targets users of popular cryptocurrency platforms such as Coinbase, Bybit, KuCoin, Huobi, and Binance, with a

Python Package Index (PyPI), the official repository for third-party software in the Python programming language, has temporarily disabled user sign-ups and the ability to upload new packages until further notice. The PyPI administrators made this decision due to a recent surge in malicious users and projects on the platform, which has overwhelmed their response capacity,

North Korea’s ScarCruft, also known as APT37, InkySquid, Nickel Foxcroft, Reaper, RedEyes, and Ricochet Chollima, is a threat group that targets South Korean individuals and entities through spear-phishing attacks. The group’s malware of choice, RokRAT, is capable of credential theft, data exfiltration, system information gathering, command and shellcode execution, and file and directory management. ScarCruft’s

A group backed by the Iranian government, dubbed Mint Sandstorm, has been connected to cyber-attacks targeting critical US infrastructure from late 2021 to mid-2022. Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team stated that this subgroup is skilled and operationally mature, capable of swiftly developing custom tools and exploiting N-day vulnerabilities. The group’s focus appears to align with Iran’s

Experts in cybersecurity have uncovered the mechanics behind a cryptocurrency stealer malware distributed through 13 malignant NuGet packages. This supply chain attack targeted .NET developers and employed a sophisticated typosquatting campaign. Impersonating legitimate packages, the attackers executed PowerShell code to obtain a secondary binary from a pre-programmed server. The two-stage assault led to the deployment of a

MSI, the Taiwanese PC company, has officially confirmed that it was the victim of a cyber attack on its systems. The company promptly initiated incident response and recovery measures after detecting network anomalies and alerted law enforcement agencies. However, MSI did not disclose any specifics about the attack or whether any proprietary information, including source

cybersecurity experts have unveiled a previously unknown and highly sophisticated ransomware variant, Rorschach, which is both advanced and swift. Rorschach ransomware distinguishes itself from other strains with its exceptional customization and unique technical features not previously seen in ransomware, according to a report by Check Point Research. In fact, Rorschach is considered one of the