malware-as-a-service

Python Developers Targeted Via Fake Crytic-Compilers Package

| | Crytic-compilers, Cyber Attack Prevention, Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity News, Data theft prevention, Dependency Management, Developer vigilance, information stealer, Lumma malware, malware-as-a-service, Package authenticity, PyPI security, Python developers, Python package security, Python security best practices, secure coding practices, Software Development, supply chain attack, Threat Intelligence, Typosquatting
As per recent reports, cybersecurity experts uncovered a troubling development on the Python Package Index (PyPI) – a platform used widely by developers to find and distribute Python packages. A malicious package ...
TuxCare
LLM, Cato, AI, jailbreak, cybersecurity, DeepSeek, LLM, LLMs, attacks, multi-agent, Cybersecurity, AI, security, risk, Google AI LLM vulnerability

Hackers Exploit Generative AI to Spread RedLine Stealer MaaS

| | generative AI, Malware, malware-as-a-service, Phishing
As generative AI platforms like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google Bard continue to dominate the headlines—and pundits debate whether the technology has taken off too quickly without necessary guardrails—cybercriminals are showing equal interest ...
Security Boulevard
Iran Israel cyberattack

DarkSide Offered Ransomware-as-a-Service Before Pipeline Attack

| | Colonial Pipeline, Darkside, Malware, malware-as-a-service, Ransomware
Colonial Pipeline might be tight-lipped about the vulnerability hackers exploited to launch a ransomware attack that shut down the U.S.’s largest pipeline, but details are emerging about the DarkSide ransomware variant behind ...
Security Boulevard
authentication, SMS, buddy system, credential stuffing attack

New Android Botnet Pops Up on Malware-as-a-Service Market

| | android malware, Black Rose, BlueBorne, Bluetooth vulnerability, botnet, Lucy Loader, malware-as-a-service
Security researchers have discovered a new Android botnet toolkit that’s being developed as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) offering for other cybercriminals. The toolkit, dubbed Black Rose Lucy by researchers from security firm Check ...
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