A hacked computer has become a commodity whose value an algorithm determines by its banking software, corporate systems, and owner data. Group-IB specialists have discovered a malicious framework named BraZetsu, which supplies an underground...
Emergence of AgentBaiting Threat Vector The surging popularity of artificial intelligence tools has transformed skill directories into lucrative initial access points. Attackers target Model Context Protocol (MCP) server repositories to distribute malicious loads. Notably,...
Malefactors are already endeavoring to weave artificial intelligence into the fabric of malicious software, yet the current manifestations remain profoundly erratic. In certain instances, the neural network serves merely as an ostentatious facade, leaving...
The kinetic bombardments directed at Iran were intended to decisively cripple its cyber operations; alas, the reverberations appear entirely antithetical. Rather than ceasing, these subterranean digital assaults have only gathered terrifying momentum. In the...
Malefactors are increasingly harnessing large language models to rapidly rewrite malicious code. This stratagem, christened “promptmorphism,” facilitates the virtually infinite synthesis of novel initial-stage loaders. Such a tactical maneuver profoundly confounds the detection of...
An unusual attack targeting Linux servers has unveiled a new echelon of malware obfuscation—and possibly, its artificial origin. Researchers at AquaSec have documented a threat dubbed Koske, which hides within seemingly innocuous images of...
