Urgent warning to Google users after hackers uploaded fake ads
Users were warned about a cyberattack posing as Google Authenticator, leading to personal data theft.
Beware of AI tools being advertised on Facebook. They could be malware in disguise.
Scammers are exploiting the popularity of AI tools by using Facebook ads to distribute malware disguised as AI software.
Hackers exploit 14-year-old CMS editor on govt, edu sites for SEO poisoning
Threat actors exploit a discontinued CMS editor to compromise entities globally.
Open redirects enable phishing, malware distribution, SEO poisoning, bypassing security filters.
'Stargazer Goblin' Creates 3,000 Fake GitHub Accounts for Malware Spread
Threat actor Stargazer Goblin operates a network of inauthentic GitHub accounts to distribute malware, yielding $100,000 in illicit profits over a year.
Hackers Distributing Malicious Python Packages via Popular Developer Q&A Platform
Threat actors are abusing Stack Exchange to distribute malicious Python packages that target cryptocurrency users.
Researchers discover "highly sophisticated' operation using a 3,000-strong network of ghost accounts to spread malware on GitHub
A threat collective named Stargazer Goblin is using ghost accounts on GitHub to distribute malware targeting Windows users.
Urgent warning to Google users after hackers uploaded fake ads
Users were warned about a cyberattack posing as Google Authenticator, leading to personal data theft.
Beware of AI tools being advertised on Facebook. They could be malware in disguise.
Scammers are exploiting the popularity of AI tools by using Facebook ads to distribute malware disguised as AI software.
Hackers exploit 14-year-old CMS editor on govt, edu sites for SEO poisoning
Threat actors exploit a discontinued CMS editor to compromise entities globally.
Open redirects enable phishing, malware distribution, SEO poisoning, bypassing security filters.
'Stargazer Goblin' Creates 3,000 Fake GitHub Accounts for Malware Spread
Threat actor Stargazer Goblin operates a network of inauthentic GitHub accounts to distribute malware, yielding $100,000 in illicit profits over a year.
Hackers Distributing Malicious Python Packages via Popular Developer Q&A Platform
Threat actors are abusing Stack Exchange to distribute malicious Python packages that target cryptocurrency users.
Researchers discover "highly sophisticated' operation using a 3,000-strong network of ghost accounts to spread malware on GitHub
A threat collective named Stargazer Goblin is using ghost accounts on GitHub to distribute malware targeting Windows users.