Global Group
TRENDING TOPICS JULY 22, 2025 GLOBAL GROUP Ransomware Surfaces with Cross-Platform Reach and Roots in Legacy Threats A new Ransomware-as-a-Service offering called GLOBAL GROUP is being marketed by a threat actor known as “Dollar Dollar Dollar” on the Ramp4u forum, aiming to recruit affiliates with promises of automated negotiations, scalable
SVG Smuggling
TRENDING TOPICS JULY 16, 2025 SVG Smuggling Emerges as a Stealthy Tactic in Phishing Campaigns A newly observed phishing campaign is abusing SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files to execute browser-native redirects, allowing attackers to bypass traditional email security and malware detection systems. While SVGs are widely used and typically considered
Godfather
TRENDING TOPICS JUNE 20, 2025 UPDATE: Godfather Android Trojan Uses Virtual Sandbox to Hijack Real Banking and Crypto Apps The latest version of the GodFather Android trojan marks a serious escalation in mobile malware by deploying a full virtualization framework directly on infected devices. Unlike traditional banking trojans that rely
FrigidStealer
TRENDING TOPICS MAY 16, 2025 Update: FrigidStealer Malware Exploits macOS Users Through Fake Update Lures FrigidStealer is a macOS-focused information stealer that has been actively targeting users since January 2025 by disguising itself as a legitimate Safari browser update. Hunter Strategy has reported on this variant and several macOS and
Application Security
TRENDING TOPICS MAY 09, 2025 Update: Host Header Injection Attacks Surge, Exposing Major Gaps in Web Application Security Host Header Injection is rapidly emerging as a critical threat vector, with cybersecurity researchers observing a sharp increase in successful breaches exploiting this overlooked weakness. The HTTP Host header is at the
Waitung Threat Hyjacking
TRENDING TOPICS APR 15, 2025 New Stealth Malware Technique “Waiting Thread Hijacking” Bypasses Detection with Minimal Footprint Researchers at Check Point have detailed a novel malware injection method known as Waiting Thread Hijacking (WTH), which allows malicious code to be executed inside legitimate Windows processes without relying on traditionally flagged