


Exploiting Cloudflare Tunnels: A Gateway for Multiple RATs
A group of experts in cybersecurity have detected a complex attack campaign exploiting the tunnel infrastructure of Cloudflare to propagate different remote access trojans (RATs). Since February 2024, this infrastructure has displayed remarkable resistance and is now...
“Microsoft’s Unprecedented Cybersecurity Initiative: Securing the Future”
Microsoft has unveiled its second update on the Secure Future Initiative (SFI), which is known as the most extensive cybersecurity engineering effort in the company’s background. Under the leadership of Charlie Bell, the Executive Vice President of Microsoft...
Expiration of MITRE’s Support for CVE Program is Imminent
An announcement surfaced online regarding MITRE. It is dated April 15, 2025, stemming from a credible source and disclosing that the conclusion of the organization’s role in upholding the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) initiative is impending. The current...
Malicious USB Exploiting Linux USB Audio Driver Vulnerability Detected in the Wild
Recently, a patch was released for the Linux kernel by Takashi Iwai from SUSE to address a crucial flaw in the USB-audio driver that could result in out-of-bounds memory reads. The Linux kernel’s USB-audio driver possesses a vulnerability in out-of-bounds...
Top 10 Ransomware File Decryptor Tools for 2025
Tools for decrypting ransomware files are crucial in retrieving data that has been encoded by malicious software without having to pay any ransom. These utilities assist victims in regaining entry to their documents by utilizing decryption keys or algorithms to unlock...
“Beware of Clipboard Hijacking: Protect Your Data from Fake CAPTCHA Attacks”
Uncovered by cybersecurity experts, a sophisticated cyberattack chain known as “KongTuke” is targeting unsuspecting internet users through compromised legitimate websites. Bradley Duncan from Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 team detailed in a report the use of...Exploiting DLL Side-Loading Vulnerability in Google Chrome: An Inside Look at Threat Actors Executing Malicious Payloads
There is a new attack vector that cybersecurity experts have identified, in which threat actors are exploiting a vulnerability found in Google Chrome version 133.0.6943.126 using DLL side-loading methods. This attack, which is quite advanced, enables the execution of...
Session Hijacking: A New BitM Attack Allows Hackers to Steal User Sessions Instantly
An advanced cyberattack method known as Browser-in-the-Middle (BitM) has surfaced, empowering malicious actors to circumvent multi-factor authentication (MFA) and snatch user sessions in just a few seconds. This strategy leverages web browser features to seize...