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The Cybercrime Economy Is Looking a Lot Like SaaS
A leaked worm kit, a $5K/month browser-cloning RAT, and AI agents coughing up credentials — the criminal stack is industrialising.
AI Worm Exploits Networks Using Local Models
University researchers create AI worm that crafts unique attacks without external AI services.
The Hades Campaign: Malware That Deceives AI Security Systems
A sophisticated supply chain attack exploits AI analysis, targeting Python environments with silent payloads.
AI Tools Surge in Ransomware Markets, Lowering Entry Barriers
Underground markets see a boom in AI-driven tools, making ransomware more accessible and profitable.
AI Has Minted a New Kind of Attacker — One Who Knows Nothing
Generative AI closes the skill gap between vague criminal intent and working malware. Responsible disclosure norms weren't built for that world.
GlassWorm Is Down. The Repository Problem Isn't.
CrowdStrike, Google, and Shadowserver severed four C2 channels simultaneously. Meanwhile, 157 OSV false positives quietly eroded trust in the tools defenders depend on.
TrapDoor: The Supply Chain Campaign That Wants Your Whole Dev Environment, Not Just Your Secrets
A cross-registry malware campaign hitting npm, PyPI, and Crates.io is going after CI/CD pipelines, SSH trust chains, and AI coding assistant files — not just credentials on install.
Lazarus' RemotePE Lives Entirely in Memory, Targets Crypto Treasuries
A fresh in-memory RAT from DPRK's Lazarus Group is being chained behind two custom loaders to drain finance and crypto orgs. Here is what to check tonight.