Aqua Security's Nautilus team discovered Koske, an advanced Linux cryptojacker likely crafted by AI, hiding in panda images and using rootkits for stealthy operations.

AquaSec uncovers Koske, a new cryptojacking malware potentially AI-generated, hiding in innocent-looking images to silently infect Linux servers and evade detection with rootkit stealth.

McAfee uncovers a new Android malware campaign targeting Indian users. The malware impersonates major banks to steal financial data and silently mines Monero in the background.

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“Our sales POS froze for 17 seconds. When it came back online, our electricity bill was 4x higher the next month.”

The TOR-based Cryptojacking Attack has begun spreading through misconfigured Docker APIs. Attackers use the TOR network to install the…

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A phishing campaign is impersonating Ukrainian police via malicious SVG files to deliver Amatera Stealer and PureMiner, a stealthy cryptominer, to victims.

McAfee uncovered the Astaroth banking Trojan using GitHub for C2 backup, hiding encrypted configuration data via steganography in images to target Brazilian financial and crypto users.