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fromThe Hacker News
2 weeks agoAndroid Trojan 'Fantasy Hub' Malware Service Turns Telegram Into a Hub for Hackers
Fantasy Hub is an Android RAT sold via Telegram as Malware-as-a-Service enabling device control, SMS interception, data exfiltration, and banking fraud against BYOD users.
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fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoRhadamanthys Stealer Evolves: Adds Device Fingerprinting, PNG Steganography Payloads
Rhadamanthys stealer operates as a professional MaaS with advanced fingerprinting and OCR, tiered paid packages, and related tools marketed under a rebranded cybercrime business.
fromThe Hacker News
2 months agoTAG-150 Develops CastleRAT in Python and C, Expanding CastleLoader Malware Operations
Available in both Python and C variants, CastleRAT's core functionality consists of collecting system information, downloading and executing additional payloads, and executing commands via CMD and PowerShell," Recorded Future Insikt Group said.
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fromComputerworld
2 months agoThe AI-powered cyberattack era is here
Anthropic reported last week that a hacker used its technology for an AI-fueled crime spree involving large-scale ransomware attacks. The attacker used the Claude chatbot for recon, code generation, credential theft, infiltration, and ransom notes against 17 organizations, including healthcare providers, government agencies, religious charities, and a defense contractor. The AI even helpfully proposed ransom amounts, ranging from $75,000 to $500,000 in Bitcoin. This marks the first known case where AI choreographed an entire extortion scheme, automating nearly every step.
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Privacy technologies
fromThe Hacker News
3 months agoSocGholish Malware Spread via Ad Tools; Delivers Access to LockBit, Evil Corp, and Others
SocGholish malware utilizes Traffic Distribution Systems to redirect users to malicious content and has a Malware-as-a-Service model for cybercriminal operations.
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