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New Variant of Snake Keylogger Uses AutoIt Scripting to Bypass Detection

A new variant of the Snake Keylogger is intensifying its malicious activities, primarily targeting Windows users in countries including China, Turkey, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Spain. According to Fortinet FortiGuard Labs, this malware has been linked to over 280 million blocked infection attempts globally since the beginning of the year. Snake…

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New Malware Campaign Leverages Cracked Software to Distribute Lumma and ACR Stealer

Cybersecurity experts are sounding alarms about a recent campaign utilizing cracked software versions to spread information-stealing malware, including notable variants such as Lumma and ACR Stealer. The AhnLab Security Intelligence Center (ASEC) has reported a significant increase in ACR Stealer distributions since January 2025. This malware employs a technique known…

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YouTube Game Cheats Distribute Arcane Stealer Malware to Russian-Speaking Users

New Malware Targeting Gamers: Arcane Stealer Discovered Recent reports have surfaced regarding a new strain of malware known as Arcane, disseminated through YouTube videos that advertise game cheats. This unique malware, particularly concerning for its sophisticated data collection methods, appears to primarily target Russian-speaking users, signaling a new wave of…

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Sextortion with a Twist: Spyware Captures Webcam Images of Users Viewing Pornography

Emerging Threat: New Infostealer Program Targets Vulnerable Users with Automated Sextortion Features Recent investigations by cybersecurity firm Proofpoint have uncovered a burgeoning threat in the form of a malicious software known as Stealerium. This program, which masquerades as a legitimate application, allows cybercriminals to access a wide range of personal…

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Automated Sextortion Spyware Captures Webcam Images of Victims Viewing Adult Content

Automated Sextortion Malware Discovered: A Growing Cybersecurity Threat Recent findings by security researchers at Proofpoint have brought to light a troubling evolution in cybersecurity threats. A new variant of infostealer malware, named Stealerium, has emerged, intricately blending data theft with automated sextortion techniques. This malware is designed to hijack a…

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⚡ Weekly Roundup: VPN Vulnerabilities, Oracle’s Quiet Breach, Surge in ClickFix, and More

Cybersecurity Update: Rising Threats and Emerging Vulnerabilities In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, unpatched systems, weak passwords, and neglected plugins serve as gateways for attackers. As supply chains intertwine deeply with the software we depend on, malware is increasingly hidden within seemingly benign avenues, including job offers and cloud services.…

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CISA Includes CrushFTP Vulnerability in KEV Catalog After Confirmed Active Exploitation

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has reported a significant security vulnerability affecting CrushFTP, now cataloged as a Known Exploited Vulnerability following active exploitation incidents. The flaw, identified as an authentication bypass, allows unauthenticated attackers to gain control of vulnerable instances, raising serious concerns among cybersecurity professionals. This…

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