Ukrainian pleads guilty to operating Raccoon Stealer malware
Ukrainian national Mark Sokolovsky has pleaded guilty to his involvement in the Raccoon Stealer malware-as-a-service (MaaS) cybercrime operation. [...]
Point of entry: Why hackers target stolen credentials for initial access
Stolen credentials are a big problem, commonly used to breach networks in attacks. Learn more from Specops Software about checking…
WordPress hosting service Kinsta targeted by Google phishing ads
WordPress hosting provider Kinsta is warning customers that Google ads have been observed promoting phishing sites to steal hosting credentials.…
FBI shares tactics of notorious Scattered Spider hacker collective
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released an advisory about the evasive threat actor…
Discord will switch to temporary file links to block malware delivery
Discord will switch to temporary file links for all users by the end of the year to block attackers from…
Discord still a hotbed of malware activity — Now APTs join the fun
Discord continues to be a breeding ground for malicious activity by hackers and now APT groups, with it commonly used…
Raccoon Stealer malware returns with new stealthier version
The developers of Raccoon Stealer information-stealing malware have ended their 6-month hiatus from hacker forums to promote a new 2.3.0…
New Realst macOS malware steals your cryptocurrency wallets
A new Mac malware named "Realst" is being used in a massive campaign targeting Apple computers, with some of its…
Dissecting the Dark Web Supply Chain: Stealer Logs in Context
Stealer logs represent one of the primary threat vectors for modern companies. This Flare explainer article will delve into the…
Google ads push ‘virtualized’ malware made for antivirus evasion
An ongoing Google ads malvertising campaign is spreading malware installers that leverage KoiVM virtualization technology to evade detection when installing…