Corrupting LLMs Through Weird GeneralizationsSchneier on Security·Jan 15, 00:00 UTC · Jan 15, 2026Malware42
Dark Caracal APT - Lebanese intelligence is spying on targets for yearsSecurity Affairs·Jan 19, 10:07 UTC · Jan 19, 2018Malware42
The Ukraine war could provide a cyberwarfare manual for Chinese generals eyeing TaiwanCyberScoop·Jul 5, 15:19 UTC · Jul 5, 2022Malware42
Cyber Attribution Is More Art Than Science. This Researcher Has a Plan to Change ThatThe Record·Nov 17, 00:00 UTC · Nov 17, 2022Malware42
Former FBI General Counsel Jim Baker Chooses Encryption Over BackdoorsSchneier on Security·Jan 29, 08:03 UTC · Jan 29, 2020Malware42
Review of the Virus.Win32.Virut.ce Malware SampleKaspersky Securelist·Jun 10, 15:28 UTC · Jun 10, 2010Malware42
“Red October”. Detailed Malware Description 2. Second Stage of AttackKaspersky Securelist·Jan 17, 16:08 UTC · Jan 17, 2013Malware42
Friday Squid Blogging: Squid-Inspired Fluid PumpSchneier on Security·Jun 12, 21:05 UTC · Jun 12, 2026Malware142
A nearly undetectable LLM attack needs only a handful of poisoned samplesHelp Net Security·Apr 23, 13:28 UTC · Apr 23, 2026Malware42
Security Analysis of the EU's Digital WalletSchneier on Security·Jun 27, 11:06 UTC · Jun 27, 2024Malware42
How we can separate botnets from the malware operations that rely on themCisco Talos·Jun 13, 18:01 UTC · Jun 13, 2024Malware42
Guacamaya leaks spark debate about militarization, spyware, but no accountabilityThe Record·Jan 9, 00:00 UTC · Jan 9, 2023Malware42
Looking for sophisticated malware in IoT devicesKaspersky Securelist·Sep 23, 10:00 UTC · Sep 23, 2020Malware in the wild57
Friday Squid Blogging: The Chinese Squid-Fishing Fleet off the Argentine CoastSchneier on Security·Jan 9, 22:00 UTC · Jan 9, 2026Malware42
An Analysis of the EU's Cyber Resilience ActSchneier on Security·Sep 26, 11:03 UTC · Sep 26, 2024Malware42
An overview of the BlindEagle APT’s activity in Latin AmericaKaspersky Securelist·Aug 19, 10:00 UTC · Aug 19, 2024Malware42
LLM meets Malware: Starting the Era of Autonomous ThreatSecurity Affairs·Jun 14, 07:00 UTC · Jun 14, 2023Malware42
Tomiris called, they want their Turla malware backKaspersky Securelist·Apr 26, 07:40 UTC · Apr 26, 2023Malware42
When Your Smart ID Card Reader Comes With MalwareKrebs on Security·May 20, 13:44 UTC · May 20, 2022Malware42
Review of Regional Malware Trends in EMEA: Part 2Palo Alto Unit 42·Jan 28, 20:21 UTC · Jan 28, 2022Malware42
Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop followKaspersky Securelist·Apr 21, 10:00 UTC · Apr 21, 2021Malware42
“Brazil: a country rich in banking Trojans”Kaspersky Securelist·Oct 16, 14:00 UTC · Oct 16, 2009Malware42
Kimsuky Builds Offline AI Stack to Boost Phishing and Automate Malware DevelopmentThe Hacker News·Aug 10, 13:21 UTC · Aug 10, 2026Malware42
Malware detectors trained on one dataset often stumble on anotherHelp Net Security·Jun 19, 12:13 UTC · Jun 19, 2026Malware42
This AI model backdoor attack stays hidden until you customize the modelHelp Net Security·Jun 19, 11:20 UTC · Jun 19, 2026Malware42
Authorities disrupt four IoT botnets behind record DDoS attacksHelp Net Security·Mar 20, 00:00 UTC · Mar 20, 2026Malware42
Webrat, disguised as exploits, is spreading via GitHub repositoriesKaspersky Securelist·Dec 23, 09:25 UTC · Dec 23, 2025MalwareCVE-2025-59295CVE-2025-10294CVE-2025-59230+7 CVEs47
Friday Squid Blogging: Gonate Squid VideoSchneier on Security·Jun 20, 21:04 UTC · Jun 20, 2025Malware142
Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Werewolf Hacking GroupSchneier on Security·Mar 28, 21:04 UTC · Mar 28, 2025Malware42
Detecting Patient Zero Web Threats in Real Time With Advanced URL FilteringPalo Alto Unit 42·Jun 6, 00:58 UTC · Jun 6, 2024Malware42