FBI Alert: Iranian MOIS Hackers Weaponize Telegram for Global Espionage Against Dissidents

The FBI has issued a public alert warning that Iranian government hackers affiliated with the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) are actively weaponizing Telegram as a command-and-control (C2) platform to conduct espionage operations against dissidents, opposition groups, and journalists worldwide. Attack Chain: From Social Engineering to Full Device Compromise The sophisticated attack campaign begins…

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Interlock Ransomware Exploited Cisco Firewall Zero-Day Weeks Before Public Disclosure

Amazon’s security team has revealed that the Interlock ransomware gang exploited a critical Cisco firewall vulnerability as a zero-day for five weeks before it was publicly disclosed, giving attackers a significant head start against defenders. Zero-Day Exploitation Timeline According to CJ Moses, CISO of Amazon Integrated Security, Interlock began exploiting CVE-2026-20131 on January 26, 2026…

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DarkSword iOS Exploit Kit: Russian Hackers Weaponize Six Vulnerabilities for Full iPhone Takeover

Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG), iVerify, and Lookout have jointly uncovered DarkSword, a sophisticated iOS exploit kit that enables complete device compromise with minimal user interaction. The kit, operational since at least November 2025, has been deployed by suspected Russian state-sponsored actors targeting Ukrainian users, as well as commercial surveillance vendors across multiple countries. Six…

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LeakNet Ransomware Scales Operations with ClickFix Lures and Stealthy Deno-Based Fileless Loader

The LeakNet ransomware group is rapidly scaling its operations with two dangerous innovations: a social engineering technique called ClickFix and a previously unreported fileless loader built on the legitimate Deno JavaScript runtime. According to ReliaQuest research, LeakNet has shifted away from purchasing stolen credentials from initial access brokers (IABs). Instead, the group now plants fake…

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GlassWorm ForceMemo Campaign: Stolen GitHub Tokens Used to Inject Malware Into Hundreds of Python Repositories

A sophisticated supply chain attack dubbed ForceMemo is leveraging stolen GitHub tokens to inject malware into hundreds of Python repositories, marking a dangerous escalation in the ongoing GlassWorm campaign targeting software developers. The Attack Chain According to StepSecurity research, the attackers are targeting Python projects including Django applications, machine learning research code, Streamlit dashboards, and…

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KadNap Botnet Hijacks 14,000+ ASUS Routers Using Novel Kademlia DHT Protocol for Stealth C2

A newly discovered botnet called KadNap is turning ASUS routers and edge networking devices into covert proxies for cybercriminal operations. Since August 2025, the malware has infected over 14,000 devices across the globe, with researchers from Black Lotus Labs (Lumen Technologies) revealing a sophisticated command-and-control (C2) infrastructure that leverages a customized version of the Kademlia…

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BoryptGrab Stealer Spreads Through 100+ Fake GitHub Repositories in Massive Malware Campaign

Trend Micro researchers have uncovered a large-scale malware distribution campaign using over 100 GitHub repositories to spread BoryptGrab, an information stealer that targets browser credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, and sensitive files while deploying reverse SSH backdoors for persistent access. The campaign leverages the trust users place in GitHub to distribute malware disguised as legitimate software tools,…

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BoryptGrab Stealer Spreads Through 100+ Malicious GitHub Repositories

A massive malware distribution campaign has been discovered leveraging more than 100 GitHub repositories to spread the BoryptGrab information stealer. According to Trend Micro research, the campaign targets Windows users through deceptive downloads masquerading as legitimate software tools and gaming cheats. The Attack Chain The threat actors behind this campaign have deployed an extensive network…

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APT36 Vibeware Campaign: Pakistan’s Transparent Tribe Weaponizes AI to Mass-Produce Malware Targeting India

Pakistan-aligned threat actor Transparent Tribe (APT36) has embraced AI-assisted malware development to flood Indian government networks with disposable, polyglot implants—a technique security researchers are calling “vibeware” or Distributed Denial of Detection (DDoD). AI-Powered Malware Industrialization According to Bitdefender’s research, APT36 has shifted from sophisticated, handcrafted implants to high-volume, AI-generated malware written in obscure programming languages…

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