WaterPlum Deploys StoatWaffle Malware in VSCode Based Supply Chain Campaign

From out of nowhere, a hacking crew tied to North Korea – called WaterPlum – dropped a fresh piece of destructive code dubbed StoatWaffle. This tool spreads quietly through Visual…

Malware Campaigns Turn Network Devices Into DDoS Nodes & Crypto-Mining Bots

One after another, fresh reports show malware turning company routers, smart gadgets, white-label Linux boxes into tools that smash websites with traffic floods – yet also dig quietly for digital…

Fake Huorong Security Website Distributes ValleyRAT Malware

Out of nowhere, fake versions of Huorong Security’s antivirus began appearing online. These copies weren’t harmless mistakes – they carried a powerful spying tool called ValleyRAT. Instead of protecting devices,…

Threat Actors Use Steganographic Images to Evade Scans and Deliver Malware

Hidden inside ordinary image files, malware slips past security tools by wearing invisibility cloaks made of code tricks. Instead of shouting its presence, it whispers through pixels in PNGs, unseen.…

PromptSpy Signals Rise of GenAI-Driven Android Malware Campaigns

Hidden inside Android devices, researchers spotted something never seen before – a malware line called PromptSpy using generative AI during its operation. Instead of old-style code tricks, it leans on…