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Cybercrime goes subscription: AI, malware and infrastructure on demandHelp Net Security·Jul 31, 00:00 UTC · Jul 31, 2026Malware42
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Kimwolf Botnet Lurking in Corporate, Govt. NetworksKrebs on Security·Jan 20, 19:46 UTC · Jan 20, 2026Malware42
Researchers Expose Prolific Puma's Underground Link Shortening ServiceThe Hacker News·Mar 28, 05:01 UTC · Mar 28, 2025Malware42
China-Linked 'Muddling Meerkat' Hijacks DNS to Map Internet on Global ScaleThe Hacker News·Apr 30, 04:49 UTC · Apr 30, 2024Malware42
Decoy Dog: New Breed of Malware Posing Serious Threats to Enterprise NetworksThe Hacker News·Jul 27, 02:46 UTC · Jul 27, 2023Malware42
Experts spotted a sophisticated malware toolkit called Decoy DogSecurity Affairs·May 1, 16:52 UTC · May 1, 2023Malware42
MikroTik botnet relies on DNS misconfiguration to spread malwareSecurity Affairs·Jan 16, 10:59 UTC · Jan 16, 2025Malware42
New Decoy Dog Malware Toolkit Uncovered: Targeting Enterprise NetworksThe Hacker News·May 1, 12:31 UTC · May 1, 2023Malware42
Police raid malware network tied to Russia's Evil Corp hacker groupThe Record·Jun 19, 13:04 UTC · Jun 19, 2026Malware42