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Security researchers at F6 have analyzed an updated version of DeliveryRAT, an Android Trojan that continues to expand its capabilities. This malware disguises itself as legitimate applications—food delivery services, online marketplaces, banking apps, and package tracking tools. The latest version, which appeared in the second half of 2025, added

Researchers have successfully demonstrated a new attack method called TEE.fail. This technique extracts cryptographic keys and sensitive data from secure enclaves built into Intel processors (SGX, TDX) and AMD processors (SEV-SNP). These secure zones, known as Trusted Execution Environments (TEE), separate themselves from the operating system. Manufacturers built them

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Russian law enforcement has arrested members of a cybercrime group responsible for creating and operating the Meduza stealer, a malware-as-a-service operation that targeted credentials and cryptocurrency wallets for nearly two years. The Department for Countering Cybercrime of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, working with Astrakhan region law enforcement, detained

Russian industrial equipment manufacturer Fastwel has released security updates for two programmable logic controller (PLC) models, addressing nine serious vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code and take complete control of the devices. The vulnerabilities affect Fastwel's CPM723-01 and CPM810-03 controllers, which are widely deployed across

A new banking Trojan called Herodotus has emerged in Italy and Brazil, and it brings something we haven't seen before in Android malware: the ability to mimic human typing patterns to fool behavioral analysis systems. ThreatFabric researchers first spotted Herodotus advertised on hacker forums on September 7, 2025,

A new Malware-as-a-Service platform is democratizing sophisticated cyberattacks by offering a feature-rich remote access trojan for just $200 per month, complete with built-in vulnerability scanning capabilities that enable attackers to identify and exploit weaknesses across enterprise networks. Varonis Threat Labs researchers have uncovered Atroposia, a subscription-based malware platform that packages