Malware

What began in 2016 as a crude banking malware written in Delphi has grown into one of the most sophisticated cybercrime operations in the world. The Grandoreiro network, developed by a Brazilian criminal group, now operates on a global scale—targeting banks, stealing credentials, and moving stolen funds through a network of money mules and cryptocurrency.

A new phishing attack is spreading in Poland and Germany, delivering a stealthy backdoor called TorNet. Linked to an APT group, this malware uses the TOR network to evade detection and maintain covert control over infected systems.

Operation FlightNight, identified by Dutch cybersecurity firm EclecticIQ in March 2024, has revealed a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign against Indian government entities and private energy companies

The summary of the recent analysis, as DarkReading reports, reveals that sixteen advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have been targeting the Middle East over the past two years, focusing their cyberattacks on key sectors such as government agencies, manufacturing companies, and the energy industry.

Over the last weekend, it was revealed that a significant data breach impacted 73 million current and former AT&T customers, with personal information likely stolen and shared on the dark web.