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April 1, 2026

Cybercriminals are increasingly shifting away from traditional command and control infrastructure and instead leveraging trusted platforms to operate in plain sight. One platform that has become central to this evolution is Telegram.

Hackers are deploying ResokeRAT malware using Telegram as command and control infrastructure to steal credentials and maintain persistent access. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to protect themselves.

March 31, 2026

New Homoglyph Attack Techniques Exploit Unicode Characters to Bypass Security and Steal Credentials

New homoglyph attack techniques are exploiting Unicode characters to create fake domains and impersonate trusted brands. This analysis explains how the attacks work and what organizations must do to protect themselves.

March 30, 2026

Databricks TeamPCP Supply Chain Attack Exposes DevOps Secrets Across CI CD Pipelines

The TeamPCP supply chain attack compromised trusted DevOps tools and exposed sensitive credentials across CI CD pipelines. This analysis explains how the attack spread and what organizations must do to protect their infrastructure.

March 29, 2026

Cybersecurity Stocks Drop After Anthropic AI Security Tool Sparks Industry Disruption Concerns

Cybersecurity stocks dropped sharply after Anthropic launched an AI-powered security tool capable of automating vulnerability detection and code analysis. This article explains what happened, why markets reacted, and what it means for the future of cybersecurity.

March 28, 2026

Silver Fox Cyberattack Targets Japanese Businesses With Phishing Lures and Remote Access Malware

The Silver Fox cyberattack campaign is targeting Japanese businesses using tax-themed phishing emails to deploy remote access malware. This detailed analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to protect themselves.

March 27, 2026

Hackers Deploy Brushworm Loader and BrushLogger Malware to Steal Credentials and Maintain Persistence

Hackers are deploying Brushworm and BrushLogger malware in a multi-stage attack chain to steal credentials and maintain persistence. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to protect their systems.

March 26, 2026

Pay2Key Linux Ransomware Attacks Target Enterprise Servers and Cloud Infrastructure

Pay2Key ransomware is now targeting Linux servers and enterprise infrastructure, using advanced techniques to encrypt systems and disrupt operations. This detailed analysis explains how the attacks work and what organizations must do to defend against them.

March 25, 2026

APT Hackers Target RDP Servers Using Rogue Infrastructure and Credential Harvesting Techniques

APT hackers are targeting RDP servers using rogue infrastructure and credential harvesting techniques to gain stealthy access to enterprise systems. This detailed analysis explains how the attacks work and what organizations must do to secure their remote access environments.

March 24, 2026

QNAP QVR Pro Vulnerability Could Allow Attackers to Execute Commands and Access Surveillance Systems

A vulnerability in QNAP QVR Pro could allow attackers to execute commands, access surveillance data, and compromise network video systems. This analysis explains how the flaw works and what organizations must do to secure their surveillance infrastructure.

March 23, 2026

SEO Poisoning Campaign Impersonates 25 Popular Apps to Deliver AsyncRAT and Steal Sensitive Data

A large-scale SEO poisoning campaign is impersonating over 25 popular apps to deliver AsyncRAT malware through fake download sites. This analysis explains how the attack works and what organizations must do to protect themselves.

March 22, 2026

AstraZeneca Data Breach Linked to LAPSUS$ Hackers Exposes Source Code and Cloud Credentials

Hackers linked to LAPSUS$ claim to have breached AstraZeneca and stolen internal source code, cloud credentials, and infrastructure data. This analysis explains what happened and what organizations must do to protect themselves.

March 19, 2026

Backdoored Open VSX Extension Used as GitHub Downloader to Steal Developer Credentials

A malicious Open VSX extension disguised as a GitHub downloader was used to steal developer credentials and sensitive data. This detailed analysis explains how the attack worked, the techniques used, and what organizations must do to protect their development environments.

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