Tag: golang

FrostyGoop, an operational technology (OT) malware, disrupted critical infrastructure in Ukraine in early 2024, affecting heating systems for over 600 apartment buildings. It is the first OT-centric malware to use Modbus TCP communications for such an impact. The malware can operate both within com…

Jamf Threat Labs uncovered malware samples linked to North Korea, built using Flutter, which provides inherent obfuscation. The malware, discovered in late October, includes Go, Python, and Flutter variants. The Flutter-built application presents a minesweeper game while making network requests to …

This report discusses malicious Golang ransomware samples that exploit Amazon S3's Transfer Acceleration feature to exfiltrate victims' data and upload it to attacker-controlled S3 buckets. The samples contained hard-coded AWS credentials linked to compromised accounts, allowing the researchers to …

A new multiplatform backdoor named KTLVdoor, written in Golang with versions for Windows and Linux, has been discovered during monitoring of the Chinese-speaking threat actor Earth Lusca. This highly obfuscated malware impersonates system utilities and allows attackers to control infected systems, …

This report analyzes Cthulhu Stealer, a malware-as-a-service targeting macOS users to steal credentials and cryptocurrency wallets. It explores the malware's functionality, including prompting users for passwords, dumping keychain data, and exfiltrating stolen information. The analysis compares Cth…

The report details a recent cyber attack campaign attributed to the APT-C-09 (Mozambique) threat group, which has historically targeted Pakistan and surrounding nations. The campaign employed a novel Golang malware payload and Quasar RAT to gather sensitive information. The analysis covers the tech…

A long-running campaign was identified involving malicious actors impersonating Israeli entities and private companies. The operators delivered payloads through crafted WordPress sites, employing a mix of custom code and open-source malware like Donut and Sliver. While the motivations remain unclea…

Volexity identified a cyber-espionage campaign by a suspected Pakistan-based threat actor tracked as UTA0137 targeting government entities in India. The campaign leveraged the DISGOMOJI malware, a Golang-based Linux trojan that uses Discord for command and control via emojis. Key capabilities inclu…