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Pulsar RAT is quietly hijacking Windows systems worldwide. Learn how this advanced malware campaign uses registry keys, PowerShell, and stealthy exfiltration to steal data and evade detection.
A sweeping Android malware campaign, Arsink RAT, leverages trusted cloud platforms and social channels to steal data and remotely control thousands of devices worldwide. Discover how this threat operates and how to protect yourself.
A new Windows malware campaign uncovered by Point Wild uses Pulsar RAT to chat live with victims while stealing passwords, crypto wallets, and gaming accounts—evading antivirus and disabling security tools for maximum impact.
TAMECAT, a PowerShell-based backdoor linked to Iranian APT42, targets high-profile officials by stealing Edge and Chrome browser credentials. This feature unpacks its infection chain, stealth tactics, and the urgent need for browser security.
Arsink spyware is sweeping 143 countries by disguising itself as 'Pro' versions of popular apps like WhatsApp and TikTok. With over 45,000 victims, this Android malware grants hackers complete control over infected devices. Discover the tactics behind the scheme and why sticking to official app stores is crucial.
A child's innocent Roblox mod download can unleash infostealer malware, stealing credentials that open the door to corporate breaches. Learn how this overlooked threat is fueling a new wave of cybercrime.
Clawdbot is back—this time as Moltbot, disguised as an AI assistant. Learn how cybercriminals are exploiting the AI boom to steal your data, and how you can defend yourself.
The runaway success of Moltbot, an open-source AI assistant, is creating a perfect storm for cybercriminals as misconfigurations and poor isolation put sensitive data at risk. Experts warn that both individuals and enterprises must act now to avoid costly breaches.
Microsoft sets a firm timeline to retire SMTP AUTH Basic Authentication in Exchange Online, citing major security risks. Enterprises must migrate to OAuth or risk losing email functionality by 2027.
Organizations are blindsided as users subtly reuse passwords, creating patterns hackers easily exploit. Discover why near-identical password reuse is a ticking time bomb in enterprise security.