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Researchers uncover malicious Python packages, PipeMagic masquerades as a ChatGPT desktop app, and Noodlophile Stealer targets enterprises through social media

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Ransomware groups adopt shared EDR-killing tool, PS1Bot spreads via malvertising, and Charon ransomware uses APT-style tactics to target critical sectors

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Discover how attackers hijack CAPTCHAs, why CVE activity spikes matter, and global PXA threats.

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Katz Stealer seeks credentials and crypto assets, Lumma Stealer returns after a disruption, NailaoLocker ransomware targets Windows

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BlackSuit ransomware combines data exfiltration and encryption, AsyncRAT spawns multiple forks, and HazyBeacon abuses AWS Lambda for command and control

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Get the latest on BERT ransomware, TGR-CRI-0045 exploits, and XWorm’s stealthy evolution in this week’s CTI roundup.

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Get the latest on GIFTEDCROOK’s evolution, Jasper Sleet’s infiltration tactics, and rising cyber threats in ESET’s H1 2025 report.

The Davidson Window: An Urgent Cyber Call to Action

Understand the Davidson Window’s 2027 warning and how Tanium enables real-time cyber defense across federal IT.

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Cyber attackers exploit legitimate tools, ClickFix attacks accelerate, and BlueNoroff targets macOS devices

CTI Roundup: UNC6032, APT41, Void Blizzard

The latest on UNC6032 fake AI websites, APT41’s use of Google Calendar, and Void Blizzard targeting critical sectors.

CTI Roundup: Hazy Hawk, Remcos RAT, and npm Phishing

Recent news on Hazy Hawk using DNS records, a fileless Remcos RAT campaign, and the use of AES encryption with malicious npm packages in phishing attack.

CTI Roundup: Marbled Dust, Horabot, and TA406

Learn about Marbled Dust exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Output Messenger, a new phishing campaign using Horabot malware, and TA406 changing targets.