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Malicious npm and VS Code Extensions Used in Widespread Supply Chain Attacks

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a series of malicious packages uploaded to the npm package registry and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) Marketplace, designed to exfiltrate sensitive data, destroy project files, and distribute further malware

Winos 4.0 Malware Campaign Masquerades as Popular Software Installers

Cybersecurity researchers from Rapid7 have uncovered a stealthy malware campaign that uses fake software installers

DanaBot Malware Infrastructure Disrupted: U.S. DoJ Charges 16 Individuals in Global Cybercrime Crackdown

The DoJ revealed the takedown of the online infrastructure powering DanaBot—a prolific malware platform used in large-scale financial fraud, espionage, and ransomware campaigns

Operation Endgame and RapTor: Law Enforcement Ramps Up Global Cyber and Dark Web Crackdowns

Law enforcement agencies worldwide have intensified their fight against cybercrime and the dark web through two massive coordinated operations—Operation Endgame and Operation RapTor

ClickFix and TikTok Malware Campaigns: Latrodectus and Social Engineering in 2025

The cyber threat landscape continues to evolve with increasingly deceptive social engineering tactics

UAT-6382 Exploits Trimble Cityworks Flaw to Deploy Cobalt Strike and VShell

A newly identified threat actor, UAT-6382, has been linked to a cyber campaign exploiting a critical vulnerability in Trimble Cityworks—an asset management software commonly used by local governments in the United States

Russia-Backed Cyber Espionage Targets Western Logistics and Tech Firms

A coordinated international cybersecurity advisory has identified a long-running cyber-espionage campaign attributed to Russian state-sponsored actors

Malicious Chrome Extensions Campaign Discovered: What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a large-scale malicious campaign involving numerous Google Chrome extensions

Spectre Resurfaces: New Intel CPU Flaws Leak Sensitive Memory Data

Cybersecurity researchers at ETH Zürich have uncovered a new vulnerability in modern Intel processors that continues to underscore the persistent risks introduced by speculative execution flaws like Spectre