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Silent Swap: Unsigned Installers Drop Fake Chromium Extensions That Hijack Crypto Transactions
McAfee Labs documents a clipper campaign using .NET and Golang loaders to sideload a malicious browser extension that rewrites wallet addresses at send time.

BEC Isn't an Email Problem. It's a Supply Chain.
Underground forums reveal Business Email Compromise as a multi-stage operation built on account access, target research, and cash-out networks, not a clever phishing lure.

FIFA 2026 Fraud Infrastructure Was Pre-Staged Months Before Kickoff, Researchers Say
A Check Point exposure report documents pre-positioned phishing kits, lookalike domains and multilingual scam pages built well ahead of the June 11 opening match.

From Modded Game Controllers to IBM X-Force Red: The Chris Thompson Arc
A teenage hardware tinkerer grows up to run one of the most recognizable offensive-security brands in enterprise tech, then leaves to build something new.

Fake Perplexity Extension Siphoned Every Chrome Address Bar Keystroke
Microsoft researchers flagged a counterfeit Perplexity Chrome extension that routed queries and omnibox input through an attacker server before completing the search.

Mustang Panda Turns Zoho WorkDrive Into C2 in Twin Campaigns Against Indian Government
The China-aligned crew is running parallel operations against New Delhi ministries and hydropower operators, routing commands through a legitimate cloud collaboration service that most enterprise defenses will never flag.

Monday Brief: A DirtyClone Linux Bug, Turla's New Backdoor, and the Infostealer Churn
Old access paths, missed patches, and a fresh kernel flaw kept defenders busy. A roundup of what moved this week in the cybercrime ecosystem.

236,000 Sites Run Pig-Butchering Templates Built on DCloud Uni-App
Infoblox researchers tie a sprawling fake-exchange and wallet-drainer ecosystem to a legitimate Chinese cross-platform dev framework.

Gamaredon's 2025 Phishing Surge: 35 Campaigns, Fresh Loaders, and Identity Tradecraft
The Russia-aligned group has spent the year refining spear-phishing lures against Ukrainian targets, leaning harder on cloud services and credential theft.

Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: Why Credentials Are the First Casualty of Q-Day
Captured ciphertext today becomes plaintext tomorrow. Credentials sit at the top of the target list.

Microsoft Pulls 119 Edge Extensions Tied to 'StegoAd' Steganography Campaign
The add-ons concealed payloads in image and font files and activated days after install. Microsoft attributes the activity to a single actor operating since 2021.

Supply-Chain Attackers Hide Python Stealer in npm and Go Packages, Sidestep Lifecycle Scripts
JFrog flags two hijacked npm packages and a Go cluster that abuse VS Code tasks to drop a cross-platform infostealer, bypassing the script hooks defenders typically watch.

SSU, FBI Detail Russian Phishing Op Targeting Signal and Telegram Accounts
Ukrainian counterintelligence says GRU and FSB-linked operators ran fake tech-support flows against officials' messengers across Ukraine, Europe, and the U.S.

Russia's Signal Phishing Now Targets the Backup Recovery Key — and the Key Doesn't Expire
An FBI/CISA update says GRU-linked operators are coaxing victims into surrendering their Signal Backup Recovery Key, which yields full message history and durable account access.

SharkLoader Drops Cobalt Strike on Asian Government Targets in 'StrikeShark' Campaign
A previously undocumented loader is being used against a diplomatic office in Indonesia and government bodies in Taiwan, with operators staging Cobalt Strike Beacon as the final payload.