Understanding the Recent T-Mobile Hack
The recent T-Mobile hack, attributed to the Salt Typhoon group linked to China's PLA, highlights critical vulnerabilities in telecommunications infrastructure. The breach raises significant concerns about national security, as hackers may have access...
North Korean Kimsuky Hackers Exploit Russian Email...
North Korea's Kimsuky hackers are using Russian email services to conduct spear-phishing attacks, targeting think tanks, academics, and media organizations. By impersonating trusted entities, they aim to steal credentials and gather sensitive geopoli...
LogoFAIL Exploit: A Critical UEFI Vulnerability
LogoFAIL is a newly discovered UEFI vulnerability that exploits image-parsing components in firmware, enabling attackers to inject malicious payloads through boot-up logos. These flaws allow code execution during the boot process, bypassing protectio...
NetSupport RAT and RMS in Malicious Emails
NetSupport RAT and RMS are legitimate tools misused in phishing emails for unauthorized remote control. Cybercriminals trick victims into installing them through malicious attachments or scripts, enabling data theft and malware deployment. Recent cam...
Understanding "Rockstar 2FA" Phishing-as-a-Service...
"Rockstar 2FA" is a Phishing-as-a-Service tool that targets two-factor authentication by intercepting credentials and one-time passwords. It provides hackers with pre-built phishing kits to mimic login and 2FA verification pages, making advanced atta...