Malware
Does Malware has an Expiry Date
When we think of expiry dates, we usually associate them with food, medicines, or software licenses—not malware. Yet, in the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, a fascinating question emerges: Does malware have an expiry date? The answer is both YES and NO. Understanding the Lifecycle of Malicious Code Unlike physical products, malware does not come with […]
Research says JadePuffer Ransomware wipes off data on AI Model Infrastructure
As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates, the integrity of training data has become a critical cybersecurity concern. Large Language Models (LLMs) rely on massive volumes of high-quality datasets, model checkpoints, and vector databases throughout the training lifecycle. Any compromise of these assets can introduce data poisoning, disrupt model development, or degrade the accuracy and reliability of […]
Supply Chain Security Breach at ShapedPlugin Backdoored Paying Customers
Attackers breached the build and distribution infrastructure of ShapedPlugin, LLC, a WordPress plugin vendor with more than 400,000 active free-plugin installations. They turned the vendor’s licensed update system into a supply chain security failure that hit paying customers exclusively. The Wordfence Threat Intelligence Team, the WordPress security firm that analyzed the compromise, confirmed three ShapedPlugin […]
Law Firms face growing Cyber Threat from Ransomware Backdoors and Malware reload Attacks
Ransomware attacks continue to evolve, with cybercriminals constantly refining their tactics to maximize financial gain. No industry is immune to these threats, as attackers typically focus on organizations with exploitable security weaknesses rather than targeting a specific sector. However, recent cybersecurity research suggests that law firms are increasingly becoming preferred targets due to the highly […]
Meet the New AI Squatting Cyber Threat
Artificial intelligence has become a game changer for businesses, enabling automation, faster decision-making, and improved productivity. However, cybercriminals are equally eager to exploit the technology for malicious purposes. Among the latest concerns emerging in the cybersecurity landscape is AI Squatting—a growing cyber threat in which attackers misuse trusted AI platforms, identities, and digital assets to […]
Why are some Ransomware Negotiators joining hands with Cybercriminals
The rise of ransomware attacks has created an increasing demand for professional ransomware negotiators, who are often hired by cybersecurity firms to communicate with attackers and help victims recover their encrypted data. These negotiators are expected to act ethically and protect the interests of their clients. However, recent cases have revealed a disturbing trend where […]
Google Android 17 has these Malware protection features
As cyber threats continue to evolve, smartphone security has become more important than ever. Recognizing this challenge, Google has introduced several advanced malware protections features in Android 17 which has started to roll out on some of its Pixel and Galaxy smart phones. These enhancements are designed to safeguard users from malicious apps, phishing attacks, […]
China Malware reportedly infiltrated Japanese Military Networks via infected USB Flash Drives
China has long been accused of conducting cyber espionage campaigns against rival nations, with security experts frequently warning about sophisticated attacks targeting government and military infrastructure. A recent report has once again raised concerns after allegations emerged that malware linked to a Chinese hacking group infiltrated Japanese military computer systems through compromised USB flash drives. […]
Gentlemen Ransomware Builds Modular EDR Killer Suite From Rival Gang Tools
Ransomware affiliates have long relied on commodity EDR-killing tools, but Gentlemen ransomware takes a different approach. The gang fields a curated, modular suite of endpoint detection and response killers drawn from at least three rival criminal gangs, engineered so affiliates can swap drivers between attacks without rewriting code. BleepingComputer reported on analysis by ESET, the […]
FBI alerts about Malware infected Traffic Distribution Systems TDS
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), one of the United States’ most prominent law enforcement agencies, has issued a warning regarding the growing misuse of Traffic Distribution Systems (TDS) by cybercriminals. According to the agency, compromised TDS platforms are increasingly being leveraged to facilitate ransomware attacks, phishing campaigns, and various forms of financial fraud. Traffic […]
