Tag: Phishing

A large-scale phishing campaign is actively targeting developers on GitHub by abusing the platform’s Discussions feature to distribute fake Visual Studio Code (VS Code) security alerts. The campaign appears highly coordinated, with thousands of near-identical posts discovered across multiple repositories, indicating automated mass exploitation rather than isolated abuse. Attackers are creating GitHub Discussions with alarming […]

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Tycoon2FA operators have resumed large-scale cloud account phishing just days after law enforcement and industry partners disrupted the platform’s core infrastructure, underscoring the resilience of phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) ecosystems and the limits of infrastructure-only takedowns. Authorities in Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Poland, Spain, and the UK worked with private-sector partners to seize 330 domains used to power […]

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U.S. State and Local Government Under Ransomware: 2025–2026 Trend Analysis U.S. state and local government organizations remain under growing pressure from ransomware, making the issue a major cybersecurity and public service concern in 2025 and 2026. From city administrations and county offices to school districts, courts, and public safety agencies, these institutions rely on connected […]

U.S. Institutions and the Dark Web: What’s Being Sold and Who’s Buying? The modern Dark Web has evolved from a fragmented collection of independent hackers into a highly sophisticated, industrialized economy. The Dark Web market features established business practices, including specialized labor (such as Initial Access Brokers or malware developers), escrow systems, vendor reputation scores, […]

A newly observed malware campaign is leveraging trusted platforms like Google Forms to distribute the PureHVNC Remote Access Trojan (RAT), marking a shift in how attackers initiate infections. Rather than relying on traditional phishing emails or malicious websites, threat actors are using business-themed lures such as job interviews, project proposals, and financial documents to trick […]

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AstraZeneca Data Breach: What You Need to Know A newly surfaced Dark Web post is drawing attention to an alleged AstraZeneca data breach linked to the LAPSUS$ threat group. Based on the materials reviewed, the claim goes beyond a routine leak post and suggests possible exposure of internal code repositories, access-related data, cloud and infrastructure […]