SourTrade Malvertising Uses Browsers to Assemble Malware
PremiumSourTrade malvertising instructs browsers to assemble Windows executables in-memory, targeting retail traders and evading static detection.
§Topic · Malware
New malware families, loaders, trojans, backdoors, rootkits, and the infection chains security teams are tracking.
All dispatchesAPT42 leverages AI-assisted reconnaissance and the resilient TAMECAT malware to target senior government and defense personnel.
HollowGraph malware uses compromised Microsoft 365 calendars as covert two-way dead-drop C2 channels leveraging Graph API.
Dolphin X infostealer uses AI profiling to rank infected users, prioritizing high-value targets for exfiltration and fraud.
Brazilian banking Trojan campaign actively spreading in Portugal, exploiting language commonality to target local businesses and consumers.
JadeProx China-linked cluster uses TriBack Loader to target government, healthcare, and education organizations in Asia and Latin America.
Chaos/msaRAT abuses headless Chrome and Edge for covert C2 channels, complicating detection and network-based controls.
Seven malicious Vite npm packages (ViteVenom) use blockchain-based C2 to deliver a RAT, compromising developer supply chains.
NadMesh botnet scans Shodan for exposed AI services, harvesting cloud keys and Kubernetes tokens to hijack model-serving infrastructure.
UAC-0145 (Sandworm sub-cluster) uses ClickFix CAPTCHAs to trick Ukrainian targets into installing data-stealing malware.
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