Sunday, October 18, 2026

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UNC1151 Hackers Weaponizing Excel Documents To Attack Windows Machine

Mandiant identified a UNC1151 information campaign targeting Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland with disinformation, as CRIL linked a recent malicious XLS campaign to UNC1151.  The...

Hackers Attacking Banking Customers Using Phishing-As-A-Service V3B Toolkit

A cybercriminal group is selling and distributing a sophisticated phishing kit called "V3B" through Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) and self-hosting methods, which targets EU banking customers...

Beware Of Phishing Emails Prompting Execution Via Paste (CTRL+V)

Phishing attackers are distributing malicious HTML files as email attachments, containing code designed to exploit users by prompting them to directly paste and execute...

Hackers Weaponizing MS Office-Cracked Versions to Deliver Malware

Attackers in South Korea are distributing malware disguised as cracked software, including RATs and crypto miners, and registering themselves with the Task Scheduler to...

Cloud-Based Malware Attack Abusing Google Drive & Dropbox

A phishing email with a malicious zip attachment initiates the attack. The zip contains a single executable disguised as an Excel file using Left-To-Right...

Millions Of IoT Devices Vulnerable To Attacks Leads To Full Takeover

Researchers discovered four significant vulnerabilities in the ThroughTek Kalay Platform, which powers 100 million IoT-enabled devices. Notably, ThroughTek Kalay's influence emphasizes the importance of protecting...

Hackers Group Claims To Have Broke Into IDF & Stolen Documents

Anonymous claims a successful cyberattack against the Israeli Defence Force (IDF), gaining access to 20 gigabytes of data, which allegedly includes over 233,000 military...

Indian Govt Rescues 250 Citizens Trapped In Cambodia Forced Into Cyber-Slavery

A massive cyber fraud operation targeting Indians in Cambodia has emerged, with an estimated Rs 500 crore stolen in six months.  Over 5,000 Indian nationals...

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