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Five Flax Typhoon–exploited flaws join CISA's KEV catalog as federal agencies face an October 11, 2026, patch-or-discontinue deadline.
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Cyber CrimeFBI Ties Chinese Firm to Email Theft Portal
A joint advisory says hackers linked to Integrity Technology Group stole email and ran a web app giving third parties access to it.
Cyber CrimeBackdoors Hide Behind Email Security Brands
Rapid7 says Linux implants in South Korea and Taiwan impersonate SpamSniper and ShareTech to slip past defenders.
Cyber CrimeAntino Backdoor Hides C2 in Outlook, OneDrive
A China-nexus actor is using Microsoft 365 mailboxes and cloud storage as dead drops to command a Rust-compiled Windows backdoor, Talos reports.
Cyber CrimeFake Job Interviews Fuel North Korea Crypto Theft
A joint advisory links WaterPlum's developer-targeting campaign to over $10.7m in stolen cryptocurrency and 30,000 infected devices worldwide.
Cyber CrimeAPT36 Uses GitHub Repos as Stealth C2
Zscaler ThreatLabz says Transparent Tribe is running four new tools against Indian and Afghan government targets, hiding command traffic inside private GitHub repositories.
Cyber CrimeIran's Chosen Brick Malware Targets Dissidents
A joint advisory from the UK, FBI, and Netherlands warns that Iranian hackers use social engineering and messaging apps to spy on and wipe victims' systems.
Cyber CrimeIranian Spies Target Windows Users
FBI, UK NCSC, and Dutch AIVD warn that Iranian actors use social messaging apps to deploy Chosen Brick data-stealing malware.
Cyber CrimeOne Exploit Kit, Four Spy Groups, One Week
Proofpoint says China-aligned clusters rapidly adopted BlueMoon, a Chrome and Windows exploit chain that may have cost far less to build than expected.
Cyber CrimeNullReceiver Uses Blockchain for Stealth
New npm malware hides command-and-control infrastructure within zero-value Ethereum transfer addresses to bypass traditional detection.
SecurityCentral Asia Targeted by New Backdoors
Researchers are tracking a sophisticated campaign against Central Asian governments involving custom OctLurk and SilkLurk malware.
Cyber CrimeAI Agents Automate Post-Exploitation Task
A newly uncovered intrusion suggests threat actors are leveraging autonomous AI tools to streamline lateral movement and enumeration.
Cyber CrimeRussian Intel Targets NATO Logistics
Intelligence agencies report that Russian actors are hijacking IP cameras to monitor military movements across Europe and Ukraine.
Cyber CrimeHollowGraph Malware Hijacks 365 Calendars
A newly identified malware sample, HollowGraph, is utilizing Microsoft 365 calendar events as a covert command and control channel.
Cyber CrimeGoSerpent Malware’s Deep State Intrusion
A newly identified backdoor is enabling long-term espionage against Southeast Asian government and diplomatic networks.
SecurityInfiltrators: The New Face of Insider Risks
Nation-state actors are weaponizing generative AI to bypass traditional hiring filters and secure roles within high-value organizations.
SecurityDaxin Malware Returns via Stealth Portal
A legacy rootkit reappears in Taiwan alongside a sophisticated new backdoor that executes commands from the Windows logon screen.
Cyber CrimeU.S. Targets VPN Infrastructure Enabling Global Ransomware Campaigns
Federal authorities have sanctioned a specialized VPN provider and a malware cryptor vendor to disrupt ransomware supply chains.
SecurityWhy Your Enterprise Router is an Open Door for State-Sponsored Spies
A multinational security alert warns that outdated network management protocols and neglected hardware are fueling persistent cyberespionage.
SecurityDigital Sovereignty Under Siege: A Double-Front Cyber Infiltration
Law enforcement digital infrastructure in Pakistan has become a high-stakes battlefield for dueling foreign intelligence operations.
SecurityThe Geopolitical Crosshairs Targeting Pakistani Police Data
Sustained cyber espionage campaigns weaponize local law enforcement systems to harvest sensitive citizen data and security records.