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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.

Hackers Are Using a Legitimate Remote-Access Tool to Spy on Companies, and Your Antivirus Won't Notice
A campaign called Smoke#Screen tricks employees into installing ScreenConnect, a genuine remote-support program, which then hands criminals full control of the victim's computer while looking completely normal to security software.

BTMOB Android spyware splinters into a messy resale market
What started as a single Android remote-access tool for hire has fractured into resellers, source-code buyers and impersonators trading under the same name.

Cruciferra: The Malware-Hiding Service Fuelling Attacks on Indian Taxpayers
A China-linked group is using a paid tool called Cruciferra to smuggle remote-access malware onto Windows machines, with tax-themed phishing emails as the way in.

LabubaRAT: New Rust Malware Poses as NVIDIA Software to Sneak Onto Windows PCs
Researchers at Blackpoint Cyber say the newly named tool gives attackers a quiet, reusable way back into infected machines.

Fake Tax Emails Are Planting Two Separate Spying Tools on Indian Taxpayers' Computers
A campaign timed to India's tax filing season tricks people into downloading what looks like an official government utility. Inside: two hidden programs that give criminals full remote control of the victim's machine.

Fake IT Helpdesk Calls on Microsoft Teams Are Planting EtherRAT on Company PCs
Attackers pose as internal support staff over Teams voice calls, then walk employees through installing remote-access tools that drop a Node.js trojan.

QuimaRAT: A New Rent-a-Malware Kit That Hits Windows, Mac and Linux
Researchers at LevelBlue say the Java-based remote access tool is being sold as a subscription, starting at $150 a month, and works across all three major desktop systems.

TA558 Is Back, Targeting Hotels and Airlines With Fake Booking Emails
A criminal group that has quietly stolen travel-industry data since 2018 has dramatically ramped up its fake-reservation campaigns, now using compressed file tricks to sneak spying software onto victims' computers.