
Qlik Sense servers hit with blocked reverse-shell attempts
Cynet blocked the October attempts; the operator’s server also staged ActiveMQ and Veeam exploit tooling.
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Cynet blocked the October attempts; the operator’s server also staged ActiveMQ and Veeam exploit tooling.

The update reaches build 19045.7846, or 19044.7846 on Enterprise LTSC 2021, and includes November Patch Tuesday fixes.

Huntress says pasted PowerShell rebuilt full executables from PNG pixel data, then added persistence and lateral movement.
Recent lures use malvertising, typosquats, and compromised sites, then show fake verification text while payloads run.

Victims who paste a PowerShell command get a PyArmor-packed Python kit with three scheduled tasks and 11 command domains.

Doctor Web says Visual Studio and script repos drop AsyncRAT, a clipocurrency clipper, and a browser stealer.

Arctic Wolf says Spanish legal lures drop VBScript or JavaScript that inject XWorm into RegAsm.exe.

A Korean-language lure claims 217,740 KRW is due; the PDF launches PowerShell that loads the backdoor only in memory.

Phishing in Brazil and Portugal delivers VBScript downloaders that persist as fake Windows Error Reporting tasks and side-loaded DLLs.

Forescout found six servers; PowerShell staging fetches a trojanized MSI or an archive containing Legion Loader.

Forescout identified ROMULUS, a six-server ClickFix platform delivering trojanized Stardock installers and LegionLoader.

ReversingLabs found a Midnight Blizzard-linked server still serving ChocoShell and CornFlake on October 5.

Forescout says ROMULUS delivers LegionLoader and sideloaded malware through ClickFix traps.

Midnight Blizzard-linked operators used Claude to rebuild ChocoShell and CornFlake malware against Ukrainian and European targets.

Attackers impersonate Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini to deliver infostealers, ANY.RUN reports.

ANY.RUN linked 1,258 fake Claude and ChatGPT lures delivering infostealers and phishing US users.

Phishers abused Microsoft Power BI dashboards to push rogue ScreenConnect RMM clients, creating redundant persistent remote access on 20-plus endpoints.

Cisco Talos finds malware embedding AI-evasion prompts that swayed analysis in about 35 percent of tests.
A ClickFix campaign compromised over 100 Ukrainian websites to deliver the Lunex information stealer.

Microsoft says ClickFix attacks now smuggle VBScript through the browser cache to bypass Windows Run limits.
Huntress says ClickFix evades file-based EDR and describes endpoint rules that kill pasted commands in under a second.

Microsoft warns a ClickFix campaign uses fake CAPTCHA prompts so Windows users run cached malware that steals browser credentials.

Attackers abused a Viva Aerobus SQL Server to run commands and steal files, then exposed tools and data online.

ThreatMon exposed an unauthenticated attacker staging server revealing MSSQL intrusion tooling and stolen data linked to a Viva Aerobus environment.
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