A home router can appear entirely functional – broadcasting Wi-Fi and sitting quietly on a shelf for years – while silently routing someone else’s attack traffic. Researchers hav…

At a glance Malware family: Kimwolf (also tracked as AISURU) Threat actor: Unknown (Operators manage both Linux IoT and Android variants) Target or victims: Android TV boxes and set-top boxes Deli…

At a glance Malware family: Project CAV3RN Threat actor: Unattributed cyber espionage cluster Target or victims: Targeted organizations in Israel Delivery vector: Under investigation Key capabilit…

Security specialists at Acronis uncovered an active cyberespionage campaign targeting telecommunications companies in Afghanistan. Furthermore, the attackers focus heavily on government agencies a…

The threat group HoneyMyte, also tracked as Mustang Panda, has begun deploying an updated version of its CoolClient backdoor alongside a signed Windows kernel-level driver. Kaspersky’s Secur…

An old address on the internet can appear far more trustworthy than a brand-new one – even after its original owner has long since abandoned it. In a series of reports, researchers at Infobl…

A novel Android malware variant currently enables cybercriminals to hijack a victim’s smartphone. This hijacking occurs specifically while the user interacts with banking applications and cr…

Cybersecurity in 2026 has officially entered its most dangerous era. Gone are the days when hackers needed complex passwords to break into…

At a Glance Malware family DCRat (DarkCrystal RAT) Threat actor Not attributed by Trellix; DCRat is a malware-as-a-service tool Target Users lured with a Colombian judicial theme Delivery vector P…