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A sophisticated malware campaign targeting South Korean users has emerged, distributing the Remcos remote access trojan (RAT) through deceptive installers disguised as legitimate VeraCrypt encryption software.
This ongoing attack campaign primarily focuses on individuals connected to illegal online gambling platforms, though security experts warn that everyday user...
Threat actors are turning Visual Studio Code into an attack platform, using its rich extension ecosystem to slip multistage malware into developer workstations.
The latest campaign, dubbed Evelyn Stealer, hides behind a malicious extension that delivers a stealthy information stealing tool in several carefully staged steps.
Instead of targeting end users...
The cybercrime world operates in shadows, but when insiders turn against each other, those shadows shrink.
In February 2025, an individual using the alias ExploitWhispers surfaced on Telegram and released internal communications from the BlackBasta ransomware group.
The leak contained a JSON file with roughly 200,000 messages spanning over a year, from S...
A new malware campaign has emerged that tricks people into downloading fake Malwarebytes software, putting their login credentials and cryptocurrency wallets at serious risk.
Security researchers discovered this operation actively spreading between January 11 and January 15, 2026, using specially crafted ZIP files that impersonate legitimate Malwarebytes installers...
Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) is meant to give developers a fast Linux environment on Windows. Now attackers are turning that benefit into a hiding place.
By running tools and payloads inside the WSL2 virtual machine, they can operate out of sight of many traditional Windows security controls.
The result is a quiet but serious shift in how intrude...
