Credential Theft
269 article(s)
🗓 20 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 Europe
A global cyberattack leveraged Google Ads and deceptive PDF editor downloads to spread the TamperedChef infostealer, exposing organizations in 19 countries to credential theft and advanced digital deception.
🗓 20 Jan 2026 · 👤 TRUSTBREAKER · 🌍 Asia
SolyxImmortal, a Python malware, covertly uses Discord’s infrastructure to exfiltrate sensitive data from Windows users. Here’s how it works—and how to spot it.
🗓 20 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 Europe
A global malvertising campaign dubbed TamperedChef used Google Ads and a fake PDF editor to infect over 100 organizations in 19 countries, stealing browser credentials and bypassing security using fake certificates. Discover how this operation unfolded and what it reveals about the evolving cyber threat landscape.
🗓 20 Jan 2026 · 👤 TRUSTBREAKER · 🌍 Middle-East
A Jordanian man known as 'r1z' sold stolen logins for 50 corporate networks—until an undercover FBI sting ended his operation. Here’s how access brokers fuel cybercrime and why this case matters.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON
Pulsar RAT is redefining cyber stealth with fileless attacks and hidden remote control. Learn how this advanced malware operates and what makes it so difficult to detect and remove.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 TRUSTBREAKER · 🌍 Asia
A new Remcos RAT campaign is targeting South Korean users with trojanized VeraCrypt installers and fake gambling tools, enabling credential theft and full remote access for attackers.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON
SolyxImmortal is a Python-based infostealer leveraging Discord for covert data exfiltration and surveillance. Now available on cybercrime channels, it marks a new era in stealthy, accessible malware.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 TRUSTBREAKER
A coordinated campaign used five Chrome extensions to silently seize control of corporate HR and ERP accounts by stealing session tokens and blocking remediation.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 North America
A 24-year-old hacker infiltrated the US Supreme Court and other agencies, publishing stolen data on Instagram. This feature investigates how the breach happened, what was exposed, and what it means for government cybersecurity.
🗓 19 Jan 2026 · 👤 TRUSTBREAKER · 🌍 Europe
A critical security bug in the StealC malware admin panel allowed researchers to infiltrate and monitor cybercriminal operations, exposing the attackers to the very risks they impose on others.