ONCD starts six-month rural hospital cyber pilot in South Carolina
Project Lifeline 250 offers free industry help, post-incident backup devices and replacement of high-risk legacy equipment.
Project Lifeline 250 offers free industry help, post-incident backup devices and replacement of high-risk legacy equipment.
A Korean-language lure claims 217,740 KRW is due; the PDF launches PowerShell that loads the backdoor only in memory.
Trellix says a weaponized PDF launches fileless loaders that inject Sirius into suspended Windows processes after the victim approves a prompt.
SideCopy is spear-phishing Indian organizations with malicious shortcuts to deploy in-memory ReverseRAT for data theft.
Trellix says normal AI-agent workflows can leak API keys and cloud secrets into logs, transcripts, and model context.
Trellix warns AI agent workflows can leak credentials from vaults into commands, logs, and model context.
A 2026 roundup ranks malware sandboxes and file-intelligence tools, led by context, interactive, and evasion-resistant analysis.
Trellix mocks a Telegram ad recruiting voice-phishers impersonating Google while forbidding script reading.
Chrome 154 patches 108 vulnerabilities, including critical memory-safety flaws in ANGLE, GPU, and WebGL that could enable code execution.
WordPress 7.1.2 fixes a critical unauthenticated path traversal flaw (CVE-2026-87902) that could allow remote code execution.
AI-driven cyberattacks are automating fraud and intrusions, with the GTG-1002 campaign using AI agents for most operational tasks.
A PRC-linked group used Claude Code as an autonomous operator for espionage, while researchers identified the first Android malware leveraging generative AI.
CSO analysis argues AI-accelerated nation-state intrusions, especially Chinese pre-positioning, force CISOs to fold geopolitical threats into enterprise risk management.
Trellix details how attackers dump the NTDS.dit Active Directory database via shadow copies to harvest NTLM hashes and forge persistent Golden Tickets.
SideCopy used spear-phishing and mshta.exe to deploy ReverseRAT against Indian academic institutions, Trellix reports.
Trellix warns that stealing a domain controller's NTDS.dit and SYSTEM hive can expose an entire Windows domain's credentials.
Attackers use the DCSync technique to impersonate domain controllers and harvest AD password hashes and Kerberos keys without directly compromising domain controllers, Trellix warns.
Attackers abuse Active Directory replication (DCSync) via the DRSUAPI protocol to steal password hashes and forge Golden Tickets for persistent domain compromise.
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