Global Infostealer Campaign Hits 4,000 Victims in 62 Countries, Fuels Cybercrime Economy.

Global Infostealer Campaign Hits 4,000 Victims in 62 Countries, Fuels Cybercrime Economy.

A sophisticated cybercrime operation has compromised more than 4,000 victims across 62 countries, exploiting stealthy infostealer malware to harvest sensitive personal information. The attack highlights the growing threat posed by credential-stealing software and the increasing role of encrypted messaging platforms in facilitating the trade of stolen data.
FraudOnTok SparkKitty malware campaign targets TikTok shop owners and their cryptocurrency wallets.

FraudOnTok SparkKitty malware campaign targets TikTok shop owners and their cryptocurrency wallets.

CTM360 says they have exposed a major global cybercrime operation, dubbed “ClickTok,” that is aggressively targeting users of TikTok Shop and similar e-commerce platforms. This sophisticated campaign employs a newly identified spyware variant called SparkKitty to steal cryptocurrency wallet credentials and drain victims’ digital funds.
Adobe issues emergency patches after public release of proof-of-concept code.

Adobe issues emergency patches after public release of proof-of-concept code.

In response to the public release of proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit code, Adobe has released emergency security patches addressing two critical zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Forms on Java Enterprise Edition (JEE). These vulnerabilities could allow unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute code or access sensitive files on unpatched systems, representing a severe threat to organizations using affected versions.
New ReVault vulnerability leaves millions of Dell laptops susceptible to persistent attacks.

New ReVault vulnerability leaves millions of Dell laptops susceptible to persistent attacks.

A newly disclosed security issue known as "ReVault" could leave millions of Dell laptops vulnerable to persistent attacks, with severe implications for both individual and organizational security. Security researchers have discovered that over 100 models of Dell Latitude and Precision laptops, widely used by businesses and government agencies, are affected due to vulnerabilities in the Broadcom BCM5820X series chips—specifically, within Dell’s ControlVault3 secure enclave.