This article aims to shed light on the identity behind a massive Discord spying tool and raise concerns about the possibility of private Discord data being accessed by hackers. Intro A controversy surrounding the anonymously-run website spy.pet has recently made headlines, raising serious privacy concerns. The website is designed to enable anyone to access messages from over 300,000,000 Discord users

In late February 2024 Change Healthcare suffered a devastating ransomware attack which led to major disruptions to the company’s platform, estimated at a staggering $872,000,000 The attack which was carried out by BlackCat ransomware group also resulted in a $22,000,000 ransom payment. But how did this happen? In a testimony by Andrew Witty, Change Healthcare’s CEO, it is revealed that

AhnLab SEcurity intelligence Center (ASEC) has discovered an Infostealer strain made with Electron. Electron is a framework that allows one to develop apps using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Discord and Microsoft VSCode are major examples of applications made with Electron. Apps made with Electron are packaged and usually distributed in Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS) installer format. The threat actor

A new packed variant of the Redline Stealer trojan was observed in the wild, leveraging Lua bytecode to perform malicious behavior.McAfee telemetry data shows this malware strain is very prevalent, covering North America, South America, Europe, and Asia and reaching Australia. Infection Chain Source: Add a Custom Script to Windows Setup | Microsoft Learn We can confirm that c:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\Setup.exe launches cmd.exe

CoralRaider operators likely based in Vietnam  Talos assesses with high confidence that the CoralRaider operators are based in Vietnam, based on the actor messages in their Telegram C2 bot channels and language preference in naming their bots, PDB strings, and other Vietnamese words hardcoded in their payload binaries. The actor’s IP address is located in Hanoi, Vietnam.   Our analysis revealed

An infostealer malware campaign has collected millions of logins from users of various gaming websites, including players that use cheats, pay-to-cheat services. The details emerged after Zebleer, the developer of Phantom Overlay cheats for Call of Duty and Counter-Strike, apparently found an infostealer database. “The DB for the stealer represents gaming related accounts much more than anything else,” Zebleer said, adding