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Malicious Tensorlake npm Package Steals AWS Keys, SSH Credentials and Crypto Wallet Data

A threat actor published a compromised version of the Tensorlake npm package on October 8, 2026, embedding malware designed to steal developer secrets and...

16 Firefox Extensions Caught Stealing Crypto Wallet Recovery Phrases and Private Keys

Threat Research has uncovered a coordinated campaign involving 16 malicious Firefox extensions designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases and private keys. The extensions...

Hotel Phishing Campaign Uses Ethereum and TON Blockchains to Rotate Malware C2 Servers

The emails deliver EtherRAT or TONResolver, two malware families that use public blockchains to locate their command and control servers. Instead of keeping a fixed...

Supply Chain Malware Uses Blockchain Transactions to Dynamically Rotate Command-and-Control Servers

Threat actors are using blockchain transactions to change command-and-control (C2) servers without updating malware already installed on compromised systems. Unit 42 research published October...

PoeLLM Malware Targets Exposed AI Servers and Uses GitHub Poem to Hide C2

Black Lotus Labs has uncovered PoeLLM, a malware campaign targeting exposed artificial intelligence services and other internet-facing applications. Active since at least April 2026,...

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Hackers Deploy AI Agents to Automate Server Compromise and Privilege Escalation

Hackers used artificial intelligence agents to turn an exposed...

Hackers Exploit Two AhsayCBS Zero-Day Flaws to Gain SYSTEM Access on Backup Servers

Threat actors are exploiting two zero-day vulnerabilities in Ahsay...

DarkBlinders Hackers Use Fake Meeting App and GitHub Backdoor to Spy on Government Targets

DarkBlinders hackers are using a fake video meeting application...

Iran-Linked DNS Tunneling Activity Generates 40 Billion Records During 2026 Conflict

A newly disclosed unprecedented surge in suspected Iranian VPN-over-DNS...

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