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Yokai Backdoor campaign using DLL side-loading techniques

16 December 2024  |  securebulletin.com  |  Spyware

Thai government officials are currently facing a sophisticated cyber threat as they become the primary targets of a new malware campaign utilizing a technique known as DLL side-loading....

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November 2024 APT attack trends in South Korea

9 December 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

In November 2024, South Korea faced a surge in Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), with spear phishing being the most prevalent attack vector. This report by AhnLab highlights key...

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Unmasking north korean IT workers targeting global tech sectors

24 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

In today’s digital landscape, organizations face an escalating threat from cybersecurity attacks, leading to severe financial and reputational consequences. Cybersecurity encompasses a comprehensive arsenal of technologies, processes, and...

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TeamTNT resurfaces: cybersecurity experts warn of new cloud server attacks

20 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

The notorious hacking group TeamTNT has returned with a new campaign targeting Virtual Private Server (VPS) infrastructures running on the CentOS operating system. This attack highlights the escalating...

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Fileless Remcos RAT: a threat to watch out for in weaponized Excel documents

16 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

Remcos, a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), has been actively used in cybercriminal campaigns since 2016. Recently, cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new wave of malware operations involving Excel...

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Preta Power: innovative tools empower cyber enhancement initiatives

10 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

Earth Preta, the notorious Chinese Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group, has been active for over a decade, targeting government entities, academia, and research organizations globally. Their recent addition...

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Persistent backdoors via Linux pluggable authentication modules: a new threat

6 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

Recent research by the Group-IB Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) team has revealed a novel technique exploiting Linux’s Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) to create persistent backdoors on...

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North Korean hackers targeting NPM packages

3 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Spyware

In recent weeks, the cybersecurity landscape has witnessed a concerning uptick in malicious activities targeting developers through compromised NPM (Node Package Manager) packages. Researchers from Phylum have uncovered...

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