Tag: Windows malware

Metabase Releases Security Updates After Zero Day Vulnerability Grants Unauthorized Administrator Access

Risk & Resilience
Metabase has released security updates after confirming active exploitation of a zero day vulnerability that allows attackers to gain administrator access without authentication.

Black Hat 2026 Research Reveals CSS Techniques That Can Target Webmail Passwords And Authentication Tokens

Risk & Resilience
Research presented at Black Hat USA 2026 demonstrates CSS based attack techniques affecting major webmail services, highlighting risks involving passwords, authentication tokens, and AI connected email workflows.

OkoBot Malware Framework Targets Ledger And Trezor Wallet Apps With Seed Phrase Phishing

Risk & Resilience
Kaspersky researchers have uncovered the OkoBot malware framework, which injects phishing pages into Ledger and Trezor desktop applications to steal cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases from Windows users.

LabubaRAT Masquerades as NVIDIA Software to Gain Remote Access to Windows Systems

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Researchers have uncovered LabubaRAT, a Rust based remote access trojan disguised as NVIDIA software that enables attackers to control Windows systems through multiple communication channels.

China Linked SprySOCKS Backdoor Expands To Windows With Advanced Driver Based Stealth Features

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Cybersecurity researchers uncover new Windows variants of China linked SprySOCKS malware featuring driver based stealth, TCP traffic diversion, and targeting organizations across multiple countries including Pakistan.

Lotus Wiper Malware Discovered Targeting Venezuelan Energy And Utility Systems

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Researchers have identified Lotus Wiper, a destructive malware targeting Venezuela’s energy sector, capable of wiping systems, deleting recovery mechanisms, and disabling infrastructure through multi stage batch scripts and disk overwriting techniques.

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