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Fake npm Calendar Tools Hid an AI-Powered Linux Backdoor
Researchers found 14 booby-trapped packages on the popular open-source library npm, each quietly installing a remote-control tool called RedC2 4.0 on Linux machines.

SynkLoader: The Fake IT Help Desk Trick Hiding Behind a Phony Windows Lock Screen
Attackers posing as internal IT are pushing a new modular malware through Microsoft Teams, complete with a convincing fake login prompt built to steal Windows passwords.

New Android malware slips into cars through the dashboard's own update system
Kaspersky says the DoFun head unit malware turns infected vehicles into ad-fraud engines and proxy relays for cybercrime.

Zombie Cards, Cut Cables, and a Botnet: The Week's Cybercrime Stories You May Have Missed
T-Mobile physically severed a network cable to stop an active intrusion, a new Linux botnet called Evooo1Bot is spreading across hijacked servers, and Threema's encrypted messaging service was knocked offline by a DDoS attack. Here is what happened.

Hackers Hide Malware Instructions in FTP Server Greetings
A quiet trick spotted by SOCRadar uses FTP welcome messages to smuggle commands onto Windows machines, dropping two new remote-control tools called E4del and PINHOLE.

Pakistan's Transparent Tribe Is Spying on Afghan Telecom Workers With Fresh Malware
A Pakistani hacking group has been quietly breaking into government and telecom targets in Afghanistan using two newly documented tools. India was in their sights too, but appears to have held the line.

Grandoreiro Banking Malware Is Back, Targeting Mexican Bank Customers
A banking Trojan first spotted in 2016 is still active, still stealing money, and now using a trusted file-management tool as cover to slip past security software on computers in Mexico.

Fake Firefox Wallet Extensions Drain Crypto From Unwary Users
Researchers at Socket found 40 Firefox add-ons impersonating OKX, Rabby, TronLink and other crypto wallet brands, part of a wider 77-extension operation they call Offside Wallet Theft Factory.

ToxicPanda 2.0: Android Banking Malware Now Targets 140+ Apps and Steals PINs
A revamped ToxicPanda carries 167 remote commands and a PIN-grabbing routine aimed at more than 140 banking and cryptocurrency apps worldwide.

Manic Android malware hops between infected phones to steal Ukrainian banking data
Researchers at ThreatFabric say the spyware, active since February, targets 169 apps and can relay stolen data through nearby infected devices over Wi-Fi Direct or Bluetooth when the internet is unavailable.

US agencies warn hackers are using AI to break into Siemens factory controllers
CISA, NSA, FBI, DOE and EPA say attackers are scanning the internet for exposed Siemens S7 PLCs and running AI-written scripts dressed up as monitoring tools.

Researchers Say 14,500 Dahua Cameras Fell to a Six-Week Hijack Campaign
Hunt.io traced Operation CameraSwarm through an exposed 407 MB working directory, revealing password guessing, two authentication-bypass flaws, and a peer-to-peer relay trick.

SilkParasite: New Espionage Group Hits Central Asian Governments With Five Unseen Hacking Tools
Researchers have named a fresh spying operation running seven remote-access tools against government offices across the region, five of them never seen before.

US Charges 17 Iranians With Hacking Hundreds of Universities and Government Agencies
A federal indictment names 17 people linked to a Tehran company that stole more than 31 terabytes of academic research on behalf of Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Five defendants now carry $10 million bounties.

Nearly 2,000 Hacked WordPress Sites Turned Into a Criminal Toolkit
A sprawling operation dubbed StopAndProtect is quietly using compromised WordPress sites as a delivery network for malware, stolen files and screenshots.