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A new phishing campaign is using fake Adobe Reader pages and a "browser-in-the-browser" trick to deceive victims into installing rogue ScreenConnect clients, gr

Huntress reports that North Korean job seekers are expanding their fraudulent activities beyond the tech sector to target marketing, sales, and medical industri

Security experts are being targeted by a sophisticated ClickFix campaign involving fake crypto conference invitations that trick victims into installing AMOS in

The Akira ransomware group inadvertently crashed its own encryptor during a recent attack by attempting to disable defenses via Safe Mode, allowing Defender to

Security researchers at Huntress have uncovered a sophisticated fake refund scam targeting Shopify users, where scammers hijack real Shopify notifications to tr

Cybersecurity experts warn that a fake Claude Code install guide, promoted via a paid Google ad and hosted on a legitimate claude.ai share URL, is being used to

Security researchers at Huntress discovered a classic SQL injection flaw combined with a database trick that allowed hackers to take over Windows servers. The a

Security experts at Huntress have identified a new phishing scam targeting Bank of America customers, using fake emails to trick users into installing malicious

Hackers hid dangerous SectopRAT malware on a page within Anthropic's Claude.ai domain, spoofing a Claude Desktop download. Victims were redirected via Bing ads,

Researchers at Huntress have analyzed AI-generated malware, "Untitled1.ps1," which was used by low-skilled attackers for Active Directory enumeration and data e

A sophisticated phishing campaign exploited a genuine Meta business feature to send scam emails appearing to originate from Meta's own address, tricking victims