GBHackers On Security

Attackers are leaning harder on legitimate, preinstalled, or widely used system tools to deliver and operate notorious malware families, creating a stealthy, high-velocity threat that outpaces many traditional defenses. The operational logic for attackers is straightforward. Native utilities such as PowerShell, Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), certutil, mshta, and Ja...

A novel Magecart campaign that weaponizes legitimate cloud services to evade detection: attackers are storing a JavaScript skimmer inside Stripe customer metadata and delivering it to victim checkouts via Google Tag Manager. The combination makes Stripe both the command server for arbitrary code and the durable exfiltration sink for stolen card data, using domains (googletagm...

An undeclared executable bundled with Hola Browser for Windows (version 1.251.91.0) that later proved to be a crypto‑miner. The binary, written to C:\Program Files\Hola\me.exe in affected installs, was not part of the certified footprint, lacked code signing and a timestamp, contained obfuscated code and memory‑write capabilities. Analysis identified miner‑related strings, XM...

Trend Micro’s Deep Security Agent for Linux contains a design flaw in its behavior-monitoring stack that allows a local, unprivileged attacker to repeatedly force short “blind spots” in which endpoint protections are temporarily bypassed. The issue stems from how the agent unloads and reloads its bmhook and tmhook kernel modules under heavy local event load, […]

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A critical security flaw in Hugging Face Transformers, tracked as CVE-2026-4372, has exposed millions of machine learning workflows to silent remote code execution (RCE) through a malicious model configuration. Discovered by Pluto Security researcher Yotam Perkal, the issue allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on a victim’s system simply by tricking them into loading a ...