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UNC6384 Chinese Hackers Use Valid Code Signing Certificates to Bypass Security

In early 2025, a covert cyber-espionage campaign targeted diplomats and government organizations across Southeast Asia and other regions. At the core of this operation is STATICPLUGIN, a downloader cleverly disguised as a legitimate Adobe plugin update. Malicious Redirect via Captive Portal Victims experienced a captive portal hijack, redirecting browsers to malicious domains. The landing page, […]

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Transparent Tribe Uses Malicious Desktop Shortcuts in Phishing Attacks on Indian Government

The advanced persistent threat (APT) group Transparent Tribe (APT36) has been observed targeting Indian government entities through a new campaign that leverages malicious desktop shortcut files on both Windows and BOSS Linux systems. According to CYFIRMA, attackers are relying on spear-phishing emails to gain initial access. In the case of Linux BOSS systems, malicious .desktop

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Chinese MURKY PANDA Targets Government and Professional Services

A China-linked advanced threat actor, tracked as MURKY PANDA, has become a major concern in global cybersecurity. Since late 2024, the group has been actively targeting government agencies, legal firms, professional services, technology providers, and academic institutions across North America. Advanced Capabilities in Cyber Operations MURKY PANDA is recognized for its ability to exploit cloud

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Scaly Wolf Hackers Target Organizations to Steal Secrets

The cybersecurity world is once again witnessing the rise of advanced threat actors, with groups adopting increasingly complex attack chains to infiltrate corporate systems and extract confidential information. A new investigation by security experts has revealed an ongoing campaign conducted by the Scaly Wolf Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group). This operation successfully compromised a Russian

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APT36 Hackers Target Indian Government to Steal Login Credentials

A new phishing campaign linked to Pakistan-based APT36 has been identified as a significant threat to Indian government systems. First discovered in August 2025, this operation uses typo-squatted domains to mimic official Indian login portals. When users enter their email credentials, they are redirected to fake pages that closely resemble the National Informatics Centre’s Kavach authentication system.

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