GlassWorm Malware Returns on OpenVSX with New Extensions
The GlassWorm malware has resurfaced on the OpenVSX registry, signaling a new wave of supply-chain attacks against developers. Only weeks after its first takedown, researchers from Koi Security have discovered three fresh extensions distributing updated variants of the threat. The new malicious uploads: ai-driven-dev.ai-driven-dev, adhamu.history-in-sublime-merge, and yasuyuky.transient-emacs, collectively gathered over 9,000 downloads before their removal. These packages reuse the same
Atroposia Malware: Hackers Exploit Systems with Local Scanner
A new threat known as Atroposia malware is making waves in the cybersecurity world. Researchers have identified it as a highly advanced Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that not only grants attackers full control over compromised systems but also scans them for weaknesses. By embedding a local vulnerability scanner, Atroposia changes how cybercriminals approach exploitation, blending data theft with automated reconnaissance.
Claude AI Ransomware Abuse Sparks Cybersecurity Concerns
Claude AI ransomware abuse has raised new concerns about artificial intelligence in cybercrime. Recent reports show that threat actors are misusing Anthropic’s Claude models to create advanced ransomware campaigns. These cases highlight how AI can lower barriers for cybercriminals and accelerate the spread of Ransomware-as-a-Service. Cybercriminals Turn Claude Into a Weapon Investigators discovered that a threat actor identified as GTG-5004
Fake Zoom Campaign Steals Your Credentials: What To Do?
In a troubling new cybercrime campaign, hackers are deploying fake versions of the popular Zoom video conferencing app to steal sensitive personal data — including login credentials and cryptocurrency wallets. This scheme marks yet another evolution in phishing tactics, with attackers mimicking trusted software to target unsuspecting users. A Familiar App With a Dangerous Twist Security researchers have discovered several
Lumma Stealer Disrupted After Infecting 10 Million Devices
In a major win for global cybersecurity, a widespread malware campaign known as Lumma Stealer (LummaC2) has been successfully disrupted after compromising an estimated 10 million systems worldwide. This malicious software, designed to harvest sensitive personal and financial data, had quickly become a tool of choice for cybercriminals across the globe. The takedown marks one of the most significant actions
