⚡ Weekly Recap: Chrome 0-Day, 7.3 Tbps DDoS, MFA Bypass Tricks, Banking Trojan and MoreThe Hacker News·Jun 30, 13:01 UTC · Jun 30, 2025MalwareCVE-2025-2783CVE-2025-34509CVE-2025-34510+17 CVEs60
Week in review: AiTM phishing kit used to hijack AWS accounts, year-long malware campaign targets HRHelp Net Security·Mar 15, 00:00 UTC · Mar 15, 2026Malware in the wildCVE-2026-21262CVE-2026-26127160
House Dems seek info about ICE spyware contract, wary of potential abusesCyberScoop·Oct 6, 18:27 UTC · Oct 6, 2025Malware in the wild60
Commercial spyware vendors are behind most zeroSecurity Affairs·Feb 6, 21:08 UTC · Feb 6, 2024Malware in the wild60
Google: Half of all zero-days used against our products are developed by spyware vendorsThe Record·Feb 6, 14:31 UTC · Feb 6, 2024Malware in the wild60
Tech companies are selling domains suggesting illegal sales of guns, malwareCyberScoop·Jun 21, 16:34 UTC · Jun 21, 2022Malware in the wild60
Evidence suggests Russia's SVR is still using 'WellMess' malware, despite US warningsCyberScoop·Jul 30, 14:19 UTC · Jul 30, 2021Malware in the wild60
Vietnamese hackers spent years harassing human rights activists with spywareCyberScoop·Feb 25, 15:29 UTC · Feb 25, 2021Malware in the wild60
Peter Thiel says he doesn't trust the FBI to safeguard an encryption backdoorCyberScoop·Aug 12, 13:27 UTC · Aug 12, 2019Malware in the wild60
The developers of the notorious FinSpy spyware are innovating — and thrivingCyberScoop·Jul 11, 16:51 UTC · Jul 11, 2019Malware in the wild60
NSA puts ‘Ghidra,’ its reverse-engineering tool for malware, in the hands of the publicCyberScoop·Mar 6, 00:52 UTC · Mar 6, 2019Malware in the wild60
Congressional report: We shouldn't bother with encryption backdoorsCyberScoop·Dec 20, 22:40 UTC · Dec 20, 2016Malware in the wild60