A dangerous information-stealing malware called Socelars is actively targeting Windows systems to collect sensitive authentication data, with particular focus on Facebook Ads Manager accounts and session cookies.
Unlike traditional malware that causes immediate system damage, Socelars operates silently in the...
Digital squatting has evolved from a simple trademark nuisance into a dangerous cybersecurity threat.
In 2025, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) handled a record-breaking 6,200 domain disputes. This represents a 68% increase since 2020.
Security experts warn that criminal...
Security researchers successfully exploited vulnerabilities in the StealC malware infrastructure, gaining access to operator control panels and exposing a threat actor's identity through their own stolen session cookies.
The breach highlights critical security failures in criminal operations built around...
Today's topic is basically about types of malware, yes, it's malicious software that is basically designated to damage, impair, or exploit computers or computer systems.
Thus we can say that it is a term that most of us have...
VirusTotal has released YARA-X version 1.11.0, introducing an important new feature designed to improve rule reliability and reduce false negatives in malware detection.
The latest update introduces hash-function warnings that help security researchers catch common mistakes when writing YARA detection rules.
YARA-X...
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new variant of the MacSync malware targeting macOS users.
Unlike previous versions that relied on complex ClickFix techniques, this iteration masquerades as a legitimately signed, notarised Apple application, thereby bypassing macOS Gatekeeper security and...
Cybercriminals are leveraging the recent arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to distribute sophisticated backdoor malware.
The threat actors exploited news surrounding Maduro's arrest on January 3, 2025, demonstrating how geopolitical events continue to serve as effective lures for...
March 2026 delivered a surge in cyber threats targeting users and organizations alike from banking apps hijacked to siphon personal data, to trusted domains exploited for phishing redirects.
Cybercriminals unleashed increasingly cunning and perilous tactics. Here's a breakdown of...
A dangerous cybercrime feedback loop has emerged where stolen credentials from infostealer malware enable attackers to hijack legitimate business websites and turn them into malware distribution platforms.
Recent research by the Hudson Rock Threat Intelligence Team reveals this self-sustaining...