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A groundbreaking discovery has been made in the realm of cybersecurity: the first UEFI bootkit specifically targeting Linux systems. Named 'Bootkitty,' this proof-of-concept malware marks a significant evolution in stealthy and hard-to-remove bootkit threats. Although currently limited to certain U…
The APT-C-60 group targeted organizations in Japan and East Asia with a sophisticated attack campaign. The attack begins with a phishing email containing a Google Drive link to download a VHDX file. This file includes an LNK file that executes a downloader, which then retrieves a backdoor called Sp…
A spear-phishing campaign targeting Japan since June 2024 has been identified, featuring the reemergence of the ANEL backdoor, previously used by APT10 until 2018. The campaign, attributed to Earth Kasha, targets individuals in political organizations, research institutions, and international relat…
A new widespread Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) campaign orchestrated by a threat actor named Matrix has been uncovered. The operation combines public scripts, brute-force attacks, and exploitation of weak credentials to create a botnet capable of global disruption. Matrix targets vulnerabili…
A sophisticated credit card skimmer malware has been discovered targeting Magento-powered eCommerce websites, specifically their checkout processes. The malware dynamically creates a fake credit card form or extracts payment fields, activating only on checkout pages. It uses advanced obfuscation te…
A phishing campaign targeting telecommunications and financial sectors was identified in late October 2024. The attackers used Google Docs to deliver phishing links, redirecting victims to fake login pages hosted on Weebly. This method bypassed standard email filters and endpoint protections by lev…
Check Point Research uncovered a new technique exploiting the Godot Engine to execute malicious GDScript code, remaining undetected by most antivirus tools. The technique has been used since June 2024, potentially infecting over 17,000 machines. A loader called GodLoader employs this method and is …