Recent reports highlight the emergence of two new malware threats targeting Android and VPN users. The first, FireScam, masquerades as legitimate applications, including Telegram and RuStore, to steal sensitive data from Android devices. It has been described as a significant risk to users, particularly as it evades detection mechanisms. The second threat, named PlayfulGhost, is a powerful backdoor malware that targets VPN users by trojanizing legitimate VPN applications. This malware enables keylogging, screen and audio capture, and remote shell access, posing a serious risk to user privacy and security. Both threats are delivered through phishing and SEO poisoning tactics, making them particularly deceptive and dangerous in the current cybersecurity landscape.
A malicious npm package has been posing as a tool for detecting bugs in Ethereum smart contracts, but instead deploys Quasar RAT onto the machines of developers, according to @SocketSecurity. #cybersecurity #infosec #ITsecurity https://t.co/5tpoc5zzNE
⚠️ New threat detected: solanacore@1.0.4 ⚠️ The code sends potentially sensitive system data to an external service without user consent, which is suspicious and can be considered malicious. The use of Base64 encoding for the URL is a mild form of ob... https://t.co/pih13kE1Vs
Nuclei flaw allows signature bypass and code execution: https://t.co/zif2I5L4sk by Security Affairs #infosec #cybersecurity #technology #news