Kaspersky uncovered CyberStrikeAI framework attacks using AI to automate post-exploitation and compromise domains across education networks.

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NetamLoader, a new XAML-based .NET loader, points to a supply chain attack on a custom Windows build used by government entities in Asia.

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An Intelbras camera vulnerability enables a denial-of-service attack that knocks Mibo cameras offline from the local network. Update to R.260804.

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Kaspersky uncovered the BlackX UEFI bootkit APT41 campaign bypassing Secure Boot via Baton Drop to spy on Central Asian diplomatic agencies.

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In Operation FlashHole, the Lazarus Group used AI-made lure sites, CrossWeb EX, and GitHub C2 to spy on South Korean firms. Here is how.

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Microsoft details NeedyMantis malware, a modular backdoor that uses DLL sideloading to keep long-term access in telecom, academic, and government networks.

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A new MacSync macOS infostealer spreads via fake apps. Learn how the MacSync macOS infostealer abuses iCloud to compromise Apple systems.

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