#threat-intelligence

Ransomware, crypto crime, botnets, and platform flaws converged in a single day, exposing how attackers exploited research data, servers, marketplaces, and social platforms at scale.

Konni hackers hijack KakaoTalk sessions on infected machines, spreading malware to trusted contacts after long-term stealth access and multi-stage RAT deployment.

Source: Genians

A path disclosure flaw in Wing FTP is now actively exploited, exposing server installation paths that attackers can pair with a critical RCE bug to fully compromise systems.

Source: SecurityWeek

Ransomware is increasingly targeting virtualised environments and small victims, with data-theft-only models rising while average ransoms drop, according to Google Threat Intelligence.

Source: Google Threat Intelligence Group

Critical vulnerabilities, ransomware attacks, telecom espionage, and cloud-native worms are simultaneously targeting enterprise systems, governments, and cryptocurrency platforms worldwide.

A flaw inside the StealC infostealer quietly exposed the inner workings of its operators, revealing campaigns, infrastructure, and stolen session data.

Source: CyberArk Labs

Actively exploited flaws, automation platform takeovers, espionage intrusions and fast-moving malware campaigns defined today’s threat landscape across enterprises and consumer platforms alike.

Multiple high-risk flaws and active attacks hit widely used routers, backup software, automation tools and public institutions in a single day, exposing how quickly weaknesses in core systems cascade into real-world breaches.