SynkLoader Uses Teams Lures for Password Phishing and Network Access
A new Windows loader arrives through a fake Teams help desk; modules sent to Expel’s emulator phish passwords and tunnel into internal services.
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ToxicPanda Steals Banking PINs and Takes Shell Control of Android Phones
An updated Android banking trojan blocks Google Play traffic, automates wireless ADB pairing, and targets 349 financial apps across 16 countries.
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Fake GTA 6 Demo Steals Passwords and Active Browser Sessions
A 1.1 MB fake installer delivers Vidar, launches installed browsers headlessly, and copies credentials and sessions that can remain useful after cleanup.
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Attackers Use Android Car Updaters to Install Proxy Botnet Malware
Kaspersky traced malware on DoFun-powered car displays from a trusted updater to ad fraud and a residential proxy. DoFun says it fixed the issue but published no fixed build.
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C2Looper Backdoor Uses GitHub to Control Infected Windows PCs
C2Looper shifted from one-second HTTP beacons to GitHub C2. Hunt its OneDrive DLL, JSON control files, debug marker, commands, hashes, and two IPs.
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Microsoft Defender Driver Lets Admins Delete Security Tools at Boot
Check Point reproduced kernel file and registry operations through Defender's signed BTR.sys driver. Abuse needs admin rights; behavioral telemetry separates it from cleanup.
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Unpatched Microsoft Configuration Manager Lets Domain Users Run Code as SYSTEM
Patch the missing upload check, then audit who can still reach the three remaining weaknesses in the Configuration Manager exploit chain.
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Crafted IKEv2 Traffic Exposes Windows Hosts to Remote Code Execution
CISA says attackers are exploiting a Windows IKE remote-code flaw; verify April fixed builds and restrict UDP 500 and 4500 until every exposed host is patched.
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Ransomware Crews Exploit Windows Task Host Flaw for SYSTEM Access
CISA now ties CVE-2025-60710 to ransomware. The local Windows flaw needs an existing foothold, then lets an attacker elevate to SYSTEM.
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Windows 11 RAM Attack Lets Admins Disable Defender and VBS
USENIX researchers turned writable DIMM configuration into arbitrary physical-memory access. April's Windows update blocks their current chain under Secure Boot.
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Chrome 151 Fixes Five High-Severity Memory Flaws Across the Browser
Chrome 151 fixes five high-severity use-after-free bugs; endpoint inventories must show the fixed build or a later superseding release.
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Windows Plug and Play Gives Crafted Devices SYSTEM Access
Researchers chain signed Windows device installers into SYSTEM execution through emulated USB hardware or an ordinary RDP session.
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Fake Web3 Interview Steals Wallet Keys Through Signed Windows App
A signed ClickOnce app delivered two stealers and an hVNC RAT after a fake Web3 interview. Hunt per-user ClickOnce records, then rotate every secret reachable from affected hosts.
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