Red Dog Security

The ransomware group Crimson Collective claims to have stolen 570 GB of data from more than 28,000 internal Red Hat repositories. Company representatives have confirmed that one of its GitLab instances was compromised. According to the attackers, the stolen data includes approximately 800 Customer Engagement Reports (CERs), documents prepared

Fraudsters are abusing unsecured Milesight industrial routers to deliver large-scale phishing SMS messages. According to researchers at Sekoia, these campaigns have been active since 2023. The routers, manufactured by the Chinese company Milesight IoT Co., Ltd., are widely deployed IoT devices. They connect critical infrastructure such as traffic lights, electricity

A newly discovered Android banking trojan and remote access tool (RAT), dubbed Klopatra, is disguising itself as an IPTV and VPN application. The malware has already infected more than 3,000 devices and gives attackers near-complete control of compromised smartphones. Capabilities and Features Klopatra can track the device’s screen

Google has unveiled a new AI-powered security feature for Drive for desktop. Trained on millions of real ransomware samples, the system can detect suspicious activity and suspend synchronization to help contain the damage from a crypto-ransomware attack. How It Works Drive for desktop is an application that syncs local files

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have discovered that Tile Bluetooth trackers transmit identification data in plain text—making it possible to identify and track their owners. According to the team, multiple weaknesses in Tile devices contradict the security and privacy assurances offered by manufacturer Life360. Most notably, Tile

A new phishing toolkit called MatrixPDF has been uncovered, allowing attackers to transform ordinary PDF files into interactive lures that bypass email security and redirect victims to credential theft pages or malware downloads. Researchers from Varonis, who identified the tool, note that MatrixPDF is marketed as a phishing simulator and